News and Press Releases from LG Sonic

Visit LG Sonic at WEFTEC 2019

Make sure to come to meet our team during the World Environment Federation Technical Exhibition & Conference (WEFTEC) 2019. The exhibition take place from 21st to 25th September in Chicago. You are welcome to visit us at booth ...

Sep. 9, 2019

California and Georgia chose MPC-Buoy to solve algae problems

In Carlsbad, California, MPC-Buoy will monitor and control algal blooms in a storage reservoir used for recycled (or reclaimed) wastewater for the Vallecitos Water District. The recycled water is sold to neighboring water districts and ...

Feb. 7, 2019

LG Sonic takes water quality monitoring to the next level

LG Sonic is working on the development of a new solution to monitor water quality at different depths in a water body, called MPC-Lab. The system will communicate with MPC-View, a user-friendly cloud software that stores and analyses all received ...

Apr. 9, 2018

LG Sonic and EPM continue cooperation to treat drinking water

LG Sonic and Empresas Publicas de Medellin (EPM) continue to cooperate to treat algae growth in drinking water reservoirs with two new MPC-Buoy projects to be installed in the coming week. In 2015, 8 MPC-Buoy systems were installed in drinking water ...

Mar. 5, 2018

LG Sonic invited to provide seminar about algae control during water quality conference in Portland, USA

LG Sonic is invited to present and exhibit during the Water Quality Technology Conference in Portland, Oregon, USA. This conference provides a practical forum for a wide range of water technology professionals to exchange the latest research and ...

Nov. 8, 2017

Visit LG Sonic Algae Control at Aquatech Amsterdam 2017

From October 31 – November 3, LG Sonic will exhibit at Aquatech Amsterdam 2017 to showcase its latest solution to control and monitor algal blooms. By using ultrasound technology, LG Sonic offers an environmentally friendly solution to ...

Oct. 11, 2017

LG Sonic attends European Mission to Promote Algae Control Solutions in Korea

From Monday 3 July to Friday 7 July 2017, LG Sonic is attending the EU-Gateway Environment and Water Technologies business mission to Seoul, Korea. Korea’s “Resource Circulation Economy and Society” initiative is foreseen to drive ...

Jul. 5, 2017

LG Sonic presents algae control solution to improve water quality during Cleantech Exhibition in Beijing

From Monday 20th of March to Friday 24th of March LG Sonic will be attending the EU-Gateway Clean Technologies Exhibition in Beijing, China. This exhibition brings together different companies in the cleantech industry and gets them acquainted ...

Mar. 21, 2017

Ultrasonic depth sensor to measure water levels

The Dutch algae control company LG Sonic introduced an ultrasonic depth sensor to give the customers real-time insight in the water levels which allows them to adequately deal with water level fluctuations. Reservoirs used for industrial processes ...

Feb. 3, 2017

LG Sonic donates algae control system to Girls High School in Kwale, Kenya

The Dutch algae treatment company, LG Sonic, has donated an algae control system which will be used to improve the water quality at the Girls High School in Kwale, Kenya. The algae control project is part of a larger project conducted by the ...

Nov. 2, 2016

LG Sonic received award for biofouling prevention project with the Royal Dutch Navy

Yesterday, LG Sonic received an award for a project with the Royal Dutch Navy to apply ultrasound technology on a marine vessel to prevent the growth of biofouling. Biofouling growth increases the drag on a hull which results that a ship can consume ...

Oct. 13, 2016

Visit LG Sonic at IWA Brisbane World Water Congress & Exhibition 2016

LG Sonic is going to exhibit during the IWA Brisbane World Water Congress & Exhibition in Brisbane, Queensland, Australia. IWA Brisbane World Water Congress & Exhibition 2016 will be attended by water and environmental professionals from ...

Oct. 5, 2016

The Royal Dutch Navy starts project with environmentally friendly solution to prevent biofouling on ships

Today the Dutch algae control company, LG Sonic has received an official order from the Royal Dutch Navy to apply their ultrasound technology on a marine vessel to prevent the growth of biofouling. Before the end of 2016 multiple ultrasonic ...

Sep. 22, 2016

WEFTEC 2016 – Meet LG Sonic at booth 1801

From September 26-28, LG Sonic will attend WEFTEC New Orleans, world’s largest water quality exhibition, to show their latest innovation to monitor and control toxic algal blooms in lakes and reservoirs. LG Sonic’s booth is located in ...

Sep. 20, 2016

LG Sonic Algae Control selected as Dutch winner of the Energy Globe Award

Today LG Sonic received the prestigious Energy Globe National Award for the development and commercialization of the MPC-Buoy. This solar-powered algae control system controls toxic algal blooms by using ultrasound technology. Representatives from ...

Sep. 16, 2016

Riverdale becomes an Official LG Sonic distributor for Canada

LG Sonic is pleased to announce that Riverdale Supply has become a Canadian distributor of the LG Sonic -line and MPC-Buoy systems. Riverdale Supply is a Canadian water management company carrying product lines that are environmentally friendly and ...

Jul. 7, 2016

Visit LG Sonic during the Singapore International Water Week

In the week of 11-15 July, LG Sonic will attend the Business Avenues Environment and Water Technologies mission to Singapore and Vietnam.This business mission is linked to the Singapore International Water Week, a bi-annual global platform that ...

Jul. 7, 2016

Prevent Biofouling and Reduce Fuel Costs in Sea Chests, Hulls and Cooling Basins

Biofouling growth increases the drag on a hull which results in a ship that uses up to 40% more fuel and correspondingly produces 40% more CO2 emissions. The marine industry globally spends billions of dollars in addressing fouling, using a variety ...

Jun. 16, 2016

Prevent biofouling and reduce fuel costs in sea chests, hulls and cooling basins

Biofouling growth increases the drag on a hull which results in a ship that uses up to 40% more fuel and correspondingly produces 40% more CO2 emissions. The marine industry globally spends billions of dollars in addressing fouling, using a variety ...

Jun. 16, 2016

Ultrasonic algae control technologies shown during IFAT 2016

LG Sonic is going to exhibit during the IFAT to show its environmentally-friendly technologies to control and monitor algal blooms using ultrasound in lakes, reservoirs and cooling towers. LG Sonic’s, latest innovation, the MPC-Buoy, ...

Apr. 29, 2016