From algae cultivation, hydrogen storage and transportation to educational concepts
From algae cultivation, hydrogen storage and transportation to educational concepts
Beginning of this year, the construction work on the wastewater treatment plant at the Koehler Paper site in Kehl was finally concluded after 18 months. The plant needed to be expanded due to the construction and commissioning of Production Line 8 in 2019, which resulted in an increase in wastewater volume.
Through the acquisition of Canadian company Real Tech, ABB expands its strong presence in the water segment and complements its portfolio with optical sensor technology critical for the age of smart water
Real Tech is a market leader in real-time water quality monitoring and testing with more than 10,000 installed solutions in municipal water and wastewater, and other industries around the world
BIO-UV Group has taken a major step forward in Chile’s booming aquaculture market, supplying its innovative triogen® PPO? ozone generator to leading global salmon producer Cermaq.
We continue working to improve water quality to minimize our environmental footprint
The innovation is the result of a three-way development between the companies to develop innovative autonomous filtration systems that bring drinking water to remote and disaster-stricken territories.
First industrial installation for SACMI’s revolutionary technology introduced to the market last September. At Ceramica Flaminia the new technology will treat 5000 cubic metres of water per year for recycling of both the water and the recovered raw materials for a sustainable production process.
Agreement includes present value commitment of up to $10.3 billion payable over 13 years
Provides funding for public water suppliers (PWS) nationwide that have detected PFAS in drinking water, as well as for eligible PWS that may detect PFAS at any level in the future
Agreement will support technology enhancements for area water quality, remedial action
17th annual Ricoh Sustainable Development Award winner recognized for water purification systems made from local plants
3M is investing $165 million to improve water quality and reduce water use at its manufacturing facility in Cottage Grove, Minnesota. The investment follows an August 2021 announcement of a companywide collaborative effort to partner with Clean Harbors for waste management, which eliminated the need for 3M’s incinerator to process waste in Cottage Grove. The company has since fully transitioned its waste management at the site, and as a result of discontinuing incinerator operations, reduced its on-site energy use by 25 percent.