News

20/12/2011
China's CO² Emissions

According to a new study, the significant rise in Chinese Co² emissions seems directly related to the construction of buildings, power plants and streets.  The rapidly growing volume of infrastructure investments has caused an expansion within the building sector as well as in its energy and CO²-intensive supply chain, such as the steel and cement industries.

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20/12/2011
New CEO at TORAY MEMBRANE EUROPE AG

Recently having been promoted to CEO & President by Toray Industries Inc. in order to lead their head offices in Switzerland, Mr. Hiroyuki Yamamura, a Bachelor of Engineering Science graduate of Osaka University, brings over 34 years of experience with Toray Industries Inc. and more than 20 years of dedication in the fields of membrane and environment technologies to the company.

Headquartered in Münchenstein, Switzerland, the company specializes in water and wastewater treatment technologies.  With the intention of improving  their customers' competitiveness

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21/09/2011
UV Disinfection of purified wastewater
INTERVIEW

The recent EHEC epidemic has gravely shaken the public. As a consequence, many people ask themselves whether or not germs can be prevented from accidentally accessing the water circulation system. 

 

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02/08/2011
£30 million reservoir in the U.K. to be built by Severn Trent

Severn Trent Water, one of the world’s leading utility services companies and suppliers of water and waste water treatment solutions, recently unveiled plans for a £30m project to replace its largest underground reservoir in Derbyshire by the name of Ambergate.

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29/04/2011
IFAT CHINA:
Information platform

Supporting program includes technical and scientific conferences, workshops, theme specials and exhibitor presentations.

 

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29/04/2011
Wasser Berlin:
Attracts wide international attention

WASSER BERLIN INTERNATIONAL is the meeting place for the water industry from all over the world.

 

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15/04/2011
Mexico City:
Saving a sinking city

The problem of wastewater management in Mexico City is to be solved thanks to a massive construction project. Once complete in 2013, the Atotonilco wastewater treatment plant will be one of the biggest in the world. Around 60% of the wastewater from Mexico City, which has a population of approximately 23 million, will be treated here. With a total length of 62 km, the sewage system will be one of the longest tunnel constructions in the world. The construction of the “Emisor Oriente”, which will cost more than $1 billion, will also receive support from Germany in the form of three Herrenknecht tunnelling machines. On the 18th of April, the project received the Global Water Award 2011 in Berlin.

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