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A new report this week from the Environmental Working Group (EWG) revealed that per- and polyfluroalkyl substances (PFAS) have contaminated our drinking water supply much more than officials believed. The EWG commissioned a set of lab tests that found traces of PFAS in the drinking water of numerous cities, including major metropolitan areas such as Miami, Philadelphia and New Orleans. This means potentially that the
Reverse osmosis (RO) treatment systems use membrane technology to provide superior water purification. As the water industry looks to alternative water sources to provide both potable water and water that can be used for industrial and agricultural purposes, RO seems to be an obvious treatment solution, and the market is expected grow at a significant rate over the
Depending on the source, raw water can have co-occurring contaminants that need to be treated before it can be used as potable drinking water. Some common contaminants found in groundwater include arsenic, iron, nitrate, radium, manganese and microbes, among others. Many water utilities across the country will need to invest in treatment systems that address one or a few of these contaminants; however, some of these systems may not treat all of the co-occurring contaminants to maximum contami
Most water utilities should have effective treatment methods for the filtration of arsenic, iron and manganese from drinking water sources. However, as ammonia becomes increasingly concentrated in groundwater throughout the U.S., many utilities around the country are searching for ways to successfully treat the contaminant, while also meeting U.S. Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) standards for arsenic, iron, manganese and other contaminants natural
February 2018 – AdEdge Water Technologies (AdEdge) announced today its intention to add Israeli company Rotec LTD (Rotec) Flow-Reversal Reverse Osmosis technology (FRRO) to their core product offerings. Rotec developed the technology over the last decade. AdEdge and Rotec are entering into an exclusive licensing agreement to commercialize and distribute the FR-RO technology in North America.
The FR-RO utilizes standard non-proprietary equipment and can be implemented in all newl
Endress+Hauser announces AdEdge Water Technologies has joined its OEM Business Partner Program. The two companies will collaborate together to ensure technology alignment, improve operating efficiencies and explore new opportunities to trim cost, mitigate risk and develop new service models that ultimately deliver more value for our mutual end user customers.
“We’re excited to join the Endress+Hauser’s OEM Business Partner Program,” said Eric
AdEdge Water Technologies and the United States Environmental Protection Agency (USEPA) announced today that NoMonia, an innovative dual-stage biological treatment technology for the removal of multiple contaminants such as ammonia, arsenic, iron, and manganese from groundwater, was selected the winner of the 2017 Executive Board Technology Award at the upcoming 2017 National Federal Laboratory Consortium in San Antonio, Texas. The award highlights a successful technology transfer from a Fede
AdEdge Water Technologies (AdEdge) and InNow India Pvt. Ltd. (InNow) today announced a joint venture to provide innovative water treatment solutions for municipalities in India for the removal of arsenic, nitrate, radionuclides, and fluoride among other contaminants.
The joint venture will operate under the name AdEdge India and will be based in Gurgaon, India. AdEdge India will capitalize on the strong reputation AdEdge has garnered over the last decade providing m
AdEdge Water Technologies (AdEdge) today announced AdEdge India, a joint venture between AdEdge and InNow, LLC, has built and started up its first arsenic treatment system as a demonstration plant in India. The system is installed in a community called Sayestanagar in the North 24 Parganas District in the State of West Bengal.
The demonstration period will last for 3 months allowing AdEdge to compete in upcoming tenders in the State of West Bengal. AdEdge Indi
Atlanta Metro Export Challenge has announced AdEdge Water Technologies as a top five finalist. This grant challenge is powered by Chase Bank and designed to help small- and medium-sized businesses begin or expand their exporting programs.&n