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2015: The year’s biggest Water Technology stories

Researchers say the new desalination method could be useful for cleaning the contaminated water generated by hydraulic fracturing, or fracking. Photo: courtesy of Massachusetts Institute of Technology.

Industrial

Water treatment products producer Hasa to build facility in California

Almost 500f companies lack plan to meet water reduction targets, finds survey

Pentair to acquire water treatment solutions provider Aquion

Infrastructure

World Bank offers $126m loan for integrated water system in Paraíba, Brazil

Saudi Arabia’s water sector seeks private partners

Fluence signs €165m contract for water treatment plant in Ivory Coast

Legal and Regulatory

EPA approves West Virginia’s water quality improvement plan

DEWA and BSI partner to develop electricity and water sector standard

Severn Trent Water fined for chemical leak

Market Data

Earth’s interior drags three times more water than earlier estimated, finds study

Pennsylvania American Water to acquire water assets of Steelton Borough Authority

Water institutes from Louisiana and Israel sign research MoU

Municipal

IWSI and Hassan Allam EPC secure contract for desalination plant

Utilis to provide leak survey method to Trinidad and Tobago to plug water loss

Energy Recovery to supply PX Pressure Exchanger technology for desalination projects in Oman

Technology

US firm Promega introduces new Water-Glo system

GSA report recommends government-wide adoption of Dynamic Water’s technology

H2O Innovation awarded four new projects in US and Canada

Water Supply

Pennsylvania American Water acquires Sadsbury Township wastewater assets

Alba County Regional Water Company to finance water supply upgrades

World Bank offers $126m loan for integrated water system in Paraíba, Brazil

Researchers say the new desalination method could be useful for cleaning the contaminated water generated by hydraulic fracturing, or fracking. Photo: courtesy of Massachusetts Institute of Technology.