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Pressures of plant capacity constraints and regulatory changes mean more firms want a slice of the biological carrier treatment market. GWI looks at the growth strategies pursued by established ...

The Global Water Tariff Survey 2024 is a crucial tool for any professional active in the water sector. Containing detailed water, wastewater & stormwater tariff profiles for 616 cities in 190 ...

Formerly at the US EPA, Mohamed Ibrahim has joined AECOM to help develop technical solutions for emerging contaminants. There are a wealth of ways in which the water industry can contribute to the ...

Both bountiful and destructive, water phenomena have always defined Vietnam as a country. The twin deltas of the Red and the Mekong rivers on polar ends of the country provide fertile lowlands that ...

The Saudi Water Authority (SWA) has announced a SAR2.43 billion ($648 million) financing agreement with the Asian Infrastructure Investment Bank (AIIB) and the Kingdom's National Infrastructure Fund ...

Saltworks Technologies has hired Abheek Banerjee as vice president of commercial and strategy. He joins from Enerflex. The in-pipe leak detection and condition assessment firm has broken into the ...

West Basin Municipal Water District’s unanimous vote last night to appoint Jacobs as the operator of its water recycling facilities is a major upset for incumbent Veolia, which ranked near the bottom ...

When it became operational in October 2024, the 160,000m 3 /d minimum liquid discharge (MLD) plant at the Da Tang Industrial Park became the largest MLD plant on the planet. Owned by Foshan Jialida ...