Month: February 2025

Wood to deliver engineering for major European green hydrogen facility

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Wood

LONDON – 19 February 2025 – Wood, a global leader in consulting and engineering, has been awarded the front-end engineering design (FEED) scope for the Zeevonk hydrogen facility, in Rotterdam, Netherlands. The hydrogen plant will be powered by offshore wind and floating offshore solar from the Zeevonk offshore developments. The Zeevonk project is a joint venture between Vattenfall, a leading European energy company, and Copenhagen Infrastructure Partners (CIP), the world’s largest dedicated fund manager within greenfield renewable energy investments, through its Energy Transition Fund (CI ETF I). This ambitious initiative will advance Vattenfall’s…

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Nanobubble Technology: Transforming the Landscape of Sustainable Water Management

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NANOBUBBLE-TECHNOLOGY

In the face of escalating global water challenges, innovative solutions are critical for ensuring sustainable water management. Nanobubble technology, an emerging advancement in water treatment, is revolutionizing how industries, agriculture, and municipalities address water quality, conservation, and reuse. WHAT IS NANO-BUBBLE? Imagine bubbles so small that they’re nearly invisible to the naked eye — yet powerful enough to transform industries and ecosystems. Welcome to the world of nanobubbles. These ultra-tiny gas bubbles, smaller than 200 nanometers in diameter (about 500 times smaller than a human hair!), are breaking the rules…

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Strategies for safe and equitable access to clean water: A catalyst for global peace and security

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A recent study published in *Nature Water* highlights the critical role of water in fostering peace and security while preventing conflicts. Conducted by an international team led by the University of Birmingham, the research outlines a seven-point strategy aimed at ensuring safe and equitable access to clean water globally, which is essential for mitigating tensions arising from water scarcity and inequitable distribution. The study emphasizes the need for local collaboration on global water issues to empower communities and enhance resilience. Involving local populations in governance can help prevent conflicts, particularly…

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Integrated Catchment Systems: A paradigm shift in Sustainable Management

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Water is a scarce and at-risk resource, facing pressures from climate change, population growth, urbanization, and pollution. Mike Morris, Technical Director at Stantec, highlights the need for a holistic approach to sustainable management that considers the interconnectedness of various factors within defined catchment areas. Integrated Catchment System Management (ICSM) aims to ensure sustainable management of water and related resources by recognizing the interactions between social, political, and environmental elements. This approach encourages collaboration among stakeholders to develop shared visions for river catchments. For example, United Utilities partnered with Greater Manchester…

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Union Minister Sh. Kirti Vardhan Singh launches ‘Nano Bubble Technology’ for cleaning and purifying water in National Zoological Park, Delhi to promote the health of Aquatic Animals

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Union Minister of State for Forest, Environment and Climate Change Sh. Kirti Vardhan Singh on Tuesday launched ‘Nano Bubble Technology’ for cleaning and purifying the water of the National Zoological Park, Delhi to promote the health of aquatic animals. This technology can clean dirty pond water by removing algae and similar growths. It is being tested in the zoo for the first time as a 15-day trial. If successful, it will be used in the zoo. Union Minister of State Shri Singh explained that the goal of this technology is…

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Transforming the UK Water Industry: Predictions for 2025

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TRANSFORMING-THE-UK-WATER-INDUSTRY

The UK water industry is undergoing significant transformation, driven by the need for urgent improvements in clean, waste, and environmental operations, alongside increased accountability. As companies navigate an evolving regulatory landscape, three key predictions for 2025 emerge: Data and Performance as Critical Success Metrics Meter read performance will be essential for meeting regulatory targets set by Ofwat. Companies that achieve the required daily reads will avoid financial penalties and be able to reinvest in reducing leakage and consumption. Efficient management of meter rollouts, such as installing meters street-by-street, will enhance…

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Water Filtration – An art to protect and enhance life of membranes & human health

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Water-Filtration

Water… water… everywhere but there is no water for drinking! This is a popular sentence for us to understand that every water is not potable. Though plenty of water is available, all the water is not potable. Ground water and surface water are the two major water sources for drinking and other uses. Water may contain large numbers of contaminants which includes physical, chemical and microbiological. Physical contaminants include sand, silt, mud, etc. Chemical contaminants include inorganic chemicals like heavy metals, chlorides, sulphates, iron, nitrates, nitrites etc. and organic chemicals…

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Optimized Management of Municipal Solid Waste for Environmental Sustainability: Techniques And Technologies

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Municipal solid waste, commonly known as trash or garbage, consists of everyday items discarded by households, businesses, and institutions. By definition, it includes waste from various sources such as domestic wastes, commercial establishments, institutions, industries, and construction. It typically includes the following with varying proportions depending on the location, socioeconomic factors, and consumption patterns of the society: Organic Waste: Food scraps, garden trimmings, and other biodegradable materials. Recyclables: Paper, cardboard, plastics, metals, and glass. Hazardous Waste: Batteries, electronic waste (e-waste), and chemicals. Inert Waste: Construction debris and other non-biodegradable materials.…

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PM to unveil Rs. 40,000 Cr. Project linking 11 rivers in Rajasthan: C.R. Patil

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PM Narendra Modi

Prime Minister Narendra Modi will dedicate a project worth about Rs. 40,000 crore to link 11 rivers in Rajasthan that is projected to make it a water-surplus state, Union Jal Shakti Minister C.R. Patil said on Sunday. Speaking at the inauguration ceremony of semiconductor plant of Suchi Semicon, Patil appealed to corporates to work on water harvesting to address the issue of water crisis in the future. “Rajasthan faces severe water crisis. The project that Modi Saheb is going to dedicate there on December 17 will link 11 rivers. This…

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Cutting-Edge Wastewater Treatment Technology provides a more sustainable water supply in Colorado, USA

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The city of Lafayette, Colorado, is addressing the critical challenge of sustainable water treatment by constructing a new high-performance wastewater treatment plant. Since 2022, this facility has been integrating state-of-the-art technologies, including the installation of 13 HYPERCLASSIC®-Mixing and Aeration Systems from INVENT, specifically designed for demanding wastewater conditions. These systems enhance sludge stabilization through efficient mixing and aeration, significantly reducing biological and chemical oxygen demand in aerated basins. The technology optimizes sludge quality and improves aeration efficiency while minimizing energy consumption and maintenance costs. Lafayette has a history of collaborating…

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