building water treatment system News
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GE and Osmoflo form water treatment alliance in Australia
GE is partnering with the desalination and water recycling company Osmoflo to expand in the Australian water treatment solutions market. The strategic alliance will help Australia’s Osmoflo to increase its product portfolio and GE to extend its presence in the Australian water market. The agreement gives Osmoflo access to a broad range of GE products including cartridge filters, RO, ...
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Membrana and Layne Christensen Company sign limited agreement for VOC, radon removal
Membrana-Charlotte, a division of Celgard, LLC has entered into a limited exclusive agreement with Layne Christensen Company for Radon and VOC removal for municipal water applications in the continental United States. Liqui-Cel® Membrane Contactors are leading-edge technology in gas transfer applications and are the accepted norm in many markets. As a market leader, Layne has strong ...
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Fluence awarded US$3.5M contract for plant in Argentina
Water treatment plant will support capacity expansion for the power plant System will treat aquifer water and reuse process effluent to maximize recovery rates Fluence Corporation Limited (ASX: FLC) is pleased to announce that it has received a US$3.5 million contract to design and build a water treatment plant for a prominent power plant in Buenos Aires, Argentina. Fluence will design and ...
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Less Than 24 Months After its Foundation, H2O Innovation India Announces the Commissioning of its First Major Water Treatment System, for Larsen and Toubro Heavy Engineering
Editors Note: A photo for this release will be available on the Canadian Press picture wire via Marketwire. H2O Innovation Inc. ("H2O Innovation" or the "Company") (TSX VENTURE: HEO)(ALTERNEXT: MNEMO:ALHEO) announces today that its Indian joint-venture H2O Innovation India Limited ("H2O Innovation India"), based in Mumbai, India, is presently completing the water treatment system which it has ...
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Today’s technology can support water reuse practices, but policy incentives still needed for long-term success
According to the United Nations Development Program, more than 1 billion people, or about one in six worldwide, do not have safe drinking water and more than 2 billion lack access to adequate sanitation. If current water usage trends continue, by the year 2025 two-thirds of the world’s population won’t have enough clean water. With World Water Day (March 22) fast approaching, now is the time ...
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