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15 May 2018
Swedish researchers find slow sand filters are efficient at filtering drinking water
Sustainable, biological filters, known as slow sand filters, are more effective and efficient cleaners compared to new methods for water treatment, reveals a new research from Lund University in Sweden.
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14 May 2018
Hitachi, Toray to install demonstration project for energy saving seawater RO System in Saudi Arabia
Hitachi and Toray Industries have been commissioned to implement the ‘Demonstration Project for an Energy Saving Seawater Reverse Osmosis (RO) System in Saudi Arabia.
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10 May 2018
Illinois American Water in US to start water main installation
Illinois American Water in the US is set to start more than 1.1 miles of water main installation to upgrade water distribution system of Sterling.
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2 May 2018
AMP Capital buys remaining 50% stake in Riverland Water
Global investment company AMP Capital has acquired the remaining 50% equity stake in South Australia-based Riverland Water from water utility TRILITY, on behalf of investors in its Community Infrastructure Fund...
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1 May 2018
EPA launches water monitoring programme for San Juan River watershed
The US Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) along with regional partners has launched a programme for the development and implementation of a water quality monitoring programme for the San Juan River...
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30 April 2018
ARENA announces trial of solar-powered water producing system
The Australian Renewable Energy Agency (ARENA) is set to offer $420,000 in funding to Zero Mass Water in the US to trial 150 of its solar-powered SOURCE drinking water systems...
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27 April 2018
SJW Group rejects Cal Water’s $1.9bn acquisition proposal
SJW Group has confirmed its rejection of an unsolicited, non-binding indication of interest received with regard to a potential proposal by California Water Service Group (Cal Water) to acquire the...
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25 April 2018
Save Water Save Money partners with NRWA
Global business Save Water Save Money (SWSM) has announced a new partnership with non-profit organization National Rural Water Association (NRWA) to help US save water.
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24 April 2018
Severn Trent Water fined for chemical leak
Severn Trent Water has been hit with a £350,000 fine for polluting the River Amber in Derbyshire killing an estimated 30,000 fish.
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19 April 2018
New moss can remove arsenic from contaminated water
Researchers from Stockholm University in Sweden have discovered a moss which is capable of removing arsenic from contaminated water.
