Volume 43, Issue no. 34
A “Profound change”
That’s the way Long Beach Water Department general manager Kevin Wattier describes what the city’s water supply situation is now going through. In… Continue reading
Another week, another subscriber
As Southern California’s water supply problems continue to mount, public agencies continue to turn to Poseidon’s proposed Carlsbad seawater… Continue reading
Desalters win award
A trio of South Texans was presented with the WateReuse Association’s Desalination Project of the Year award at last week’s annual WateReuse… Continue reading
F2 Hybrid EPC selected
An Alstom-led consortium has selected Veolia Water Solutions & Technologies to furnish a 590,000 m3/d (155.8 MGD) hybrid seawater desalination plant… Continue reading
Howard Johnson is new SWT's product manager
Howard Johnson, formerly with Norit X-Flow, has joined Siemens Water Technologies as Petro MBR product manager. He is based in Rothschild, Wisconsin… Continue reading
IDA world congress
International Desalination Association (IDA) secretary general Pat Burke returned from a pre-conference trip to Gran Canaria late last week and… Continue reading
More Food with Less (expensive) Water
Nearly 70 percent of all water is used for agricultural purposes, linking food production and economic development to the growing water crisis in… Continue reading
Research database now online
The American Water Works Association Research Foundation (AwwaRF), in cooperation with the California Energy Commission and MWH, is ready to begin… Continue reading
Sole-source ops contract awarded
Traverse City commissioners unanimously agreed to award CH2M Hill OMI a five-year extension to operate the city’s new membrane bioreactor (MBR) plant… Continue reading
Study optimizes MBR efficiency
Project AMEDEUS’ (Accelerate Membrane Devel-opment for Urban Sewage Purification) Australian node has developed a computational fluid dynamics (CFD… Continue reading