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DC Water has chosen Emerson Process Management's control system to automate equipment and processes at the Blue Plains advanced wastewater treatment plant, while Scottish Water will build a £100m sewer...
Russia and Canada have three dams each of the world’s 10 biggest dams, while Africa hosts three, and Egypt and Venezuela have one each. Water-technology.com profiles the 10 biggest dams...
US institutes develop low-cost treatment, Virginia invests in water quality and Voith installs generator-turbines. Water-technology.com wraps up key headlines from August 2013.
Sembcorp expands the Fujairah 1 desalination plant, Thames Water shortens a procurement process and SAWS' $1.1bn sewer systems upgrade. Water-technology.com wraps up the key headlines from July 2013.
IBM uses big data to manage water systems in the Netherlands, Thames Water selects ProjectWise software for the Thames Tideway Tunnel project, and Saudi Arabia's National Water Company plans to...
As cities worldwide swell, critical networks such as water are being strained to the limit. Rowan Watt-Pringle speaks to water specialists at IBM about a new solution which uses geospatial...
Facing diminishing supplies, water suppliers must innovate and transform to avoid rising prices and future shortfalls. Heidi Vella spoke to Oracle's group vice president of industry strategy, Linda Jackman, and...
Latin America's waterways have a massive but largely untapped potential to power large parts of the continent. Elisabeth Fischer speaks to Ana Terroba Estrada, project implementation manager at South Pole...
Removal of the Elwha and Glines Canyon hydroelectric dams, currently underway in the state of Washington’s Olympic National Park, is not only the world’s largest-ever dam removal, but is also...
World leaders and industry executives gathered at Rio+20 this week to discuss the global water crisis. They talked about the importance of clean water access and sanitation, as well as...
