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Water Environment Research Appoints New Editor-in-Chief

19-11-2018
Water Environment Research, Editor in Chief, Jason He

The Water Environment Federation is pleased to announce Dr. Zhen (Jason) He as the new editor-in-chief of Water Environment Research (WER). Dr. He is a professor of civil and environmental engineering at Virginia Polytechnic Institute and State University and directs the university’s Environmental Biotechnology and Bioenergy …

Editor’s pickU.S.: Trump signs wide-ranging water projects bill

08-11-2018
President Trump, water projects bill

Donald Trump, the president of the United States (U.S.), recently signed a bill to improve and upgrade the nation’s water infrastructure. This broad, wide-ranging bill includes a project in Florida that aims to lower the toxic algae blooms that have wrecked havoc on marine life such as manatees, turtles and fish, and left beaches …

Iwater 2018 will demonstrate how water management is being digitised and becoming smarter

06-11-2018
Iwater 2018, water management, digitised, smart

Industry 4.0 solutions reaching the water sector are opening up an infinite number of possibilities for management and provision of new services. Directly applied to all phases of the water cycle, technology is revolutionising and simplifying processes related to storage, sanitation, reuse, infrastructure renewal, irrigation networks, …

Aurecon new global head of water to address security and liveability issues

01-11-2018
Aurecon, global head of water, security, liveability

As part of its growth strategy, global engineering and infrastructure advisory company Aurecon has welcomed Kevin Werksman as its new Global Water Markets Leader, to deliver and build water smart and water sensitive cities strategies across the world. In his new role based in Canberra, Australia, Werksman will provide leadership to global water …

Angelita Fasnacht from American Water receives National Association of Water Companies Living Water Award

30-10-2018
Angelita Fasnacht, American Water, National Association of Water Companies Living Water Award

The National Association of Water Companies (NAWC) has announced American Water’s Angelita Fasnacht as the winner of the 2018 NAWC Living Water Awards. The announcement was made earlier this month during the 2018 NAWC Water Summit in San Antonio, Texas, United States (U.S.). The Awards programme, established in 2012, celebrates exemplary …

Editor’s pickRoyal HaskoningDHV’s Nereda wastewater treatment technology expands into China

29-10-2018
Royal HaskoningDHV, Nereda, wastewater treatment technology, China

From left to right: Mr He Rong of Century 3 (Shanghai) Inc., Mr Xu of BEIES and Mr Rene Noppeney of Royal HaskoningDHV at the signing ceremony in Beijing, 26 September 2018 Beijing Enterprises Industrial Environmental Solutions Limited (BEIES) has entered into partnership with Royal HaskoningDHV of the Netherlands and Century 3 (Shanghai) for the …

The Water Council and A. O. Smith kick off competition that supports freshwater technology start-ups

26-10-2018
The Water Council, A. O. Smith, competition, freshwater technology start-ups

The Water Council and A. O. Smith Corporation today announced the next round of the BREW Accelerator competition and BREW Corporate Accelerator competition powered by A. O. Smith Corporation. The programmes are designed to help support entrepreneurs and start-ups that are developing innovative freshwater technologies. The technology categories, …

Editor’s pickCornell University: Bacteriophage capable of eliminating E. coli in drinking water

23-10-2018
Cornell University, bacteriophage, E. coli, drinking water

Food scientists from Cornell University, New York, United States (U.S.), now can deploy a genetically engineered virus to detect and destroy E. Coli present in drinking water in areas hard to reach around the world. According to new research published by The Royal Society of Chemistry in August 2018, this test can be administered …

Editor’s pickCape Town relying on water saving to prevent another day Zero

19-10-2018
Cape Town, water saving, day Zero, water resilience

CAPE TOWN, South Africa -- Following the announcement of Deputy Mayor, Ian Neilson, to move water restrictions from Level 6B to Level 5 from the 1st of October 2018, citizens are encouraged to continue saving water until the City of Cape Town finalises a long-term plan to ensure the security of future water …

inge® confirms major sale of 170 MLD project in Oman

19-10-2018
inge®, 170 MLD project, Oman, UF technology, RO pretreatment, sea water deslination plant

UF technology to be deployed as RO pretreatment in sea water desalination plant In September 2018, inge GmbH – a German company specialising in ultrafiltration (UF) technology – received a contract to supply its UF solutions as part of a sea water desalination project in Oman commissioned by Al Asilah Desalination Company SAOC + …

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Tag: water

Water Environment Research Appoints New Editor-in-Chief

Editor’s pickU.S.: Trump signs wide-ranging water projects bill

Iwater 2018 will demonstrate how water management is being digitised and becoming smarter

Aurecon new global head of water to address security and liveability issues

Angelita Fasnacht from American Water receives National Association of Water Companies Living Water Award

Editor’s pickRoyal HaskoningDHV’s Nereda wastewater treatment technology expands into China

The Water Council and A. O. Smith kick off competition that supports freshwater technology start-ups

Editor’s pickCornell University: Bacteriophage capable of eliminating E. coli in drinking water

Editor’s pickCape Town relying on water saving to prevent another day Zero

inge® confirms major sale of 170 MLD project in Oman

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