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BiOWiSH™ to showcase technology at WEFTEC 2011
September 21, 2011 For Immediate Release BiOWiSH Technologies is showcasing its revolutionary technology at WEFTEC 2011. The BiOWiSH™ Global Environmental Team will be present at booth number 5449 to discuss recent and ongoing projects that have addressed a broad spectrum of environmental problems for clients worldwide. The event provides plant managers, engineers and scientists the ...
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BiOWiSH™ receives award for Excellence in Green Product Innovation
July 20, 2011 For Immediate Release CHICAGO, IL - Frost & Sullivan has awarded BiOWiSH Technologies with its Asia Pacific Green Excellence in Product Innovation Award for Industrial Biocatalysts. The award, according to Frost & Sullivan's website, is presented to companies that have excelled in green product and technology innovation, and service achievements. The Awards recognize ...
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Analytical technology`s auto-clean optical dissolved oxygen monitor lowers carbon emissions in wastewater treatment plants
Specialist electrochemical sensor manufacturer Analytical Technology Inc (ATi) announces that its recently launched optical Q45D Dissolved Oxygen Monitor with Auto-Clean System reduces energy consumption in wastewater treatment plants. The innovative monitor is designed to provide reliable oxygen measurements in aeration processes and reduces maintenance requirements via the self-clean facility. ...
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Tecam has been awarded a new environmental technology project in Eastern Europe
Tecam, a leading supplier of environmental technology, announces that it has been awarded a new project for the treatment of Volatile Organic Compounds (VOC) and odours emissions derived from the wastewater treatment plant within a refinery in Eastern Europe. Under the terms of the agreement, Tecam will supply this refinery with Regenerative Thermal Oxidizer (RTO) equipment, which is the most ...
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Falco fixed PID helps improve odour treatment plant efficiency
With environmental legislation in relation to odour management becoming increasingly more stringent, Italy-based Technologia & Ambiente (T&A) has purchased a Falco fixed, continuous photoionisation detector (PID) from ION Science Italia leading manufacturer of gas detection instrumentation for environmental and occupational health monitoring applications – as a key component of its ...
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Blueprint to Safeguard Europe`s Water Resources – questions and answers
What is the Blueprint? What is its goal? The Blueprint is a new EU strategy on the use of water resources. It sets the agenda for EU action for the years to come. The objective is to make water use sustainable in the EU. This means ensuring good quality water for human needs, economic activities and the environment. Water demand and supply need to be balanced, in line with the needs of people ...
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CIC Photonics, Inc. seeks to establish new foreign distributors in Japan, China, Australia, New Zealand, Scandanavia, and Latin America
CIC Photonics, Inc. (CICP) is expanding global coverage by soliciting contact from interested companies who wish to form strategic alliances as distributors for CICP to provide superior gas analysis solutions, products, and services to customers who are suppliers or manufacturers in the following industries: A. Primary - (1) Environmental Monitoing; (2) Specialt & Electronic Gases; (3) ...
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The CMM Group Expands into Industrial Wastewater Treatment by partnering with Condorchem Envitech
The CMM Group, a global supplier of air pollution control and process equipment, announced they have entered an agreement with Condorchem Envitech, S.L. to offer Condorchem’s solutions for industrial wastewater treatment and other process technologies in the U.S. and Canada.With this agreement, The CMM Group is now uniquely positioned to offer a broad portfolio of air and water treatment ...
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Kurita upsizes microbial power generation cell toward realization of wastewater treatment system
Kurita has developed a microbial power generation cell, which can convert organic matter in wastewater into electric energy, and has succeeded in upsizing the cell with an eye to its practical use as a microbial fuel cell. Moving forward, Kurita will begin evaluating potential applications for the cells in actual wastewater, aiming to achieve practical use of a wastewater treatment system ...
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GTI contracted for multi-cover odor control project in Australia
Geomembrane Technologies Inc. (GTI) is pleased to have been selected by a government-owned statutory authority in Australia for a multi-cover project. The authority conducts odor monitoring as part of its routine operations and aims to reduce emissions from its wastewater treatment plant. Its preaeration tanks needed to be covered in order to control odors at the site. GTI will provide 16 ...
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World Water Day 2017 - Wastewater Management
The 22 March is celebrated World Water Day with the motto Wastewater. The goal of this initiative that emerged in 1993 is to raise awareness about the conservation and development of water resources. In previous years, topics such as health, culture, energy, sustainable development or employment were discussed and this year is the turn of the reuse and treatment of water for recycling. The ...
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Hydromantis and Mohawk College implement a carbon footprint model to help reduce greenhouse gas emissions at wastewater treatment plants
Hydromantis Environmental Software Solutions, Inc. (Hydromantis) and Mohawk College (Mohawk) announced today the development of a Carbon Footprint Model for Wastewater Treatment to be made available for GPS-X, the global wastewater industry’s leading dynamic process simulator. “This was an impressive partnership that allowed our students, Andrew Blackbourn and Zahraa Khalil, to work ...
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Water Environment Research Foundation (WERF) 7th Annual Research Forum Features Water Quality Industry Superstars
The Water Environment Research Foundation (WERF) has filled its 7th Annual Research Forum with panels of many internationally renowned speakers on water quality issues. Among the headliners are past winners of the prestigious Paul L. Busch Award, experts from the U.S. EPA, and researchers from many of the world's top universities. The December 6, 2011 event features the "newest water quality ...
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Estimating GHG emissions from the non-energy use of fossil fuels
The quality of official greenhouse gas (GHG) emission inventories could be further improved if emissions from non-energy use of fossil fuels were accounted for in greater detail, according to new research. In the European Union, roughly six percent of fossil fuels are not consumed as an energy source but for so-called 'non-energy' purposes. Examples include the use of fossil fuels for the ...
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Laser gas detection success for Anglian Water Services
Anglian Water Services (AWS) wanted to quantify methane emissions from their wastewater treatment processes. As these are less well understood and less well defined than indirect carbon emissions associated with electricity use, they set up a project to locate and quantify emissions from the processes at a wastewater treatment works. This was led by the in-house Innovation Team which undertakes ...
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Air, Water, Hazwaste Violations Cost Equistar $125 Million
HOUSTON, Texas, July 25, 2007 (ENS) - Equistar Chemicals of Houston, Texas has agreed to settle federal environmental violations by spending more than $125 million on pollution controls and cleanup. The company must address a host of air, water and hazardous waste violations at seven of its petrochemical plants in Texas, Illinois, Iowa and Louisiana. The Justice Department and the Environmental ...
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European water utilities striving to reduce their carbon footprint, finds Frost & Sullivan
Concerns about steep increase in the carbon footprint of the water industry are rising. Population growth, tightening of legislative standards resulting in further treatment needs, resource scarcity, and deteriorating quality levels are, however, resulting in ever increasing energy consumption. This is highlighting the importance of innovative, environment-friendly practices across the value ...
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European Water Utilities Striving to Reduce their Carbon Footprint, finds Frost & Sullivan
LONDON, June 18, 2013 /PRNewswire/ -- Concerns about steep increase in the carbon footprint of the water industry are rising. Population growth, tightening of legislative standards resulting in further treatment needs, resource scarcity, and deteriorating quality levels are, however, resulting in ever increasing energy consumption. This is highlighting the importance of innovative, ...
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Smart farming recoups IoT investment
In the United States, California avocado farmer Kurt Bantle experimented with Internet of Things (IoT) connected technology to see if costly water consumption could be reduced in growing his 900 avocado trees. He spent US$8,200 for LoRa stations with soil moisture sensors, valve controllers, LoRa gateway and cellular backhaul. Cellular backhaul refers to a gateway that connects the farm to the ...
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ESI announces exclusive partnership for China, Signing a multi-million dollar distribution agreement with key player in water resource management
E. S. I. Environmental Sensors Inc. ("ESI" or the "Company")(TSX VENTURE:ESV) is pleased to announce the signing of a Distribution Agreement with Beijing Yanyu Water Technology Company Ltd. ("BJYY" or "Yanyu"), a subsidiary of Tri-Tech Holding Inc. ("Tri-tech") (Nasdaq: "TRIT"). With operations in China, the U.S. and India, Tri-tech provides turn-key water resources management, water and ...
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