9 January 2012
Israel and UK sign landmark water deal
The Israeli Center for Research and Development, MATIMOP, has made a landmark agreement on strategic water cooperation with British Water.
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9 January 2012
Thames Water to employ sludge handling technology
Thames Water is investing £24m to employ Hydro International's Zickert sludge handling technology at its sewage treatment works in London, UK.
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8 January 2012
STW Resources to commission pilot water processing project in the US
STW Resources Holding Corp will commission an oilfield-produced water processing pilot in the Permian Basin of West Texas, US.
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8 January 2012
Praj Industries acquires majority stake in Neela Systems
India's Praj Industries has acquired a majority stake in Neela Systems for a total consideration of Rs640m ($12.15m).
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5 January 2012
Scottish Water to upgrade waste water infrastructure at UK plant
Scottish Water has unveiled plans to make additional upgrades at the Dalmuir wastewater treatment works located in Clydebank, Scotland.
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5 January 2012
Two Rivers Water files water applications for irrigation projects in the US
Two Rivers Water Company has filed two applications with the Colorado District Court Water Division 2 for several planned farmland irrigation projects in the US.
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4 January 2012
Blue Aquifer signs binding water offtake agreement in Cape Verde
Blue Aquifer LDA has signed a $95m binding water offtake agreement with the municipality of Santa Catarina in the Republic of Cape Verde, to supply drinking water in the area.
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4 January 2012
EPA releases study for Gowanus Canal clean up in New York
The US Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) has issued a feasibility study of the options for cleaning up chemical contamination in the Gowanus Canal in Brooklyn, New York.
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3 January 2012
EU launches desalination plant in Gaza Strip
The European Union (EU) has launched a €10m low-volume desalination project in the Gaza Strip in response to a humanitarian water crises in the area.
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3 January 2012
American Water expands services in four US states
American Water Works Company is expanding its water and sewer line protection programmes to homeowners in the US states of Georgia, Kansas, North Carolina and Texas.