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Editor’s pickOslo detects leaks in water pipeline using advanced Xylem technology

01-06-2020
Norway, Xylem, water monitoring, water networks

As part of a programme to reduce leaks in its water network, Oslo Municipality Water and Sewage (Oslo VAV) recently deployed Xylem’s specialised inline leak detection technologies. Xylem’s SmartBall™ and Sahara™ technologies quickly identified 16 leaks in 6.4 kilometres of pipeline without disrupting service. This …

Association offers help sourcing PPE for water workers

29-05-2020
PPE, textiles, water treatment

The head of the UK’s professional clothing trade association has assured the water industry it will do all it can to direct businesses to suppliers who are familiar with the sourcing and production of essential protective clothing during the Covid-19 pandemic. Yvette Ashby, chief executive of the Professional Clothing Industry …

Water Environment Federation congratulates 2020 Stockholm Water Prize laureate Dr John Cherry

29-05-2020
WEF, Water Environment Federation, Stockholm Water Prize

The Water Environment Federation (WEF), a founding member of the Stockholm Water Prize, congratulates the 2020 laureate, Dr. John Cherry. The Stockholm Water Prize is a global award appointed annually by the Stockholm International Water Institute (SIWI) and Royal Swedish Academy of Sciences, and awarded by SIWI, to an individual, organization or …

Veolia Water Technologies, Urban Utilities to install Asia Pacific’s first full-scale sidestream ANITA™ Mox treatment plant

28-05-2020
Veolia, Urban Utilities, ANITA Mox, wastewater treatment, Australia

Veolia Water Technologies and Urban Utilities are working to install Asia Pacific’s first full-scale sidestream ANITA™ Mox treatment plant this year. A first-of-its-kind in Australia, this organic and environmentally-focused technology is an exciting development for the wastewater treatment industry. Construction is …

Tsurumi adds powerful high-volume type to HS-series pumps

28-05-2020
Tsurumi, pumps, water treatment, wastewater treatment

Tsurumi has launched the HS3.75SL (manual) & HSZ3.75SL (automatic) model pumps which are high volume and low head type of Tsurumi's proudly best-selling HS-series. While these pumps are submersible single-phase portable drainage pumps with only 0.75 kW of motor output, they come with max. capacity of 580 l/min and max. head of 10.8 m3/min of …

Andritz presents new pump controller

28-05-2020
Andritz, pump, water treatment

Andritz has introduced its newly developed pump controller (APC), a flexible and individual control unit for interconnected pumps in sprinkler, wastewater, lifting, pressure boosting and fire extinguishing systems and in water supply networks. In the standard design, the APC provides functions like display, operation, notification, and control in …

Acciona introduces BIONS platform for water supply systems

28-05-2020
Acciona, BIONS, water supply, monitoring, technology, water network

Acciona has launched its cloud-based data platform called business intelligence of network solutions (BIONS) to improve water supply management systems efficiency. The company explained that its new platform has been designed and developed to offer a complete overview of water supply services in real-time and provides complete information about …

IDE Technologies secures Sorek B tender

28-05-2020
IDE Technologies, Sorek B, water treatment, wastewater treatment

IDE Technologies was announced this morning by the Tender Committee of Israel’s Ministry of Finance as the winner of the Sorek B BOT tender, for the Design, Finance, Construction, Operation and Maintenance for 25 years of a 200 Million m3/year SWRO facility, which will be the largest desalination plant in Israel and one of the largest in the …

IVACE launches the “Accelerathon Water Challenges” to select the best wastewater specialised start-up initiative

27-05-2020
IVACE, water treatment, challenge, Europe

The Valencian Institute of Business Competitiveness (IVACE), in collaboration with the Metalworking, Furniture, Wood, Packing and Similar Technologic Institute (AIDIMME) and the Network of Technologic Institutes of the Valencian Community (REDIT), has launched the “Accelerathon Water Challenges” initiative; an open innovation …

Editor’s pickGreen light for world-leading renewable hydrogen from wastewater project

27-05-2020
Australia, wastewater treatment, research, science, water treatment

For the first time in Australia, a project is in the pipeline to produce low-emission hydrogen and graphite from sewage at a wastewater treatment plant. Water Minister Dave Kelly and Regional Development Minister Alannah MacTiernan announced the project today for Western Australian-based technology company, Hazer Group to use waste gas (biogas) …

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