Wastewater Treatment in the News
Veolia Water Technologies Supplies Kraft Heinz China with In-House Wastewater Treatment
Kraft Heinz China has selected Veolia Water Technologies to provide the multinational food manufacturer with a wastewater treatment solution for its new soy sauce plant in Guangdong, China Food & Beverage 20 Dec 2018Industrial Water Management Market Surpasses $10 Billion Annually
In 2017, U.S. industry spent $10.2 billion on water management, including water acquisition, treatment, reuse, and discharge. Bluefield Research's new report, Opportunities in U.S. Industrial Water: Market Size, Trends, and Forecast, 2018-2022, analyzes water management spend across 20 water-intensive industries that cover oil & gas, chemicals, power, food and beverage, and light & heavy manufacturing. Industrial WaterWorld 19 Dec 2018Industrial water management surpasses $10 billion, annually; reflecting moves toward greater efficiency
13 Dec 2018Damming evidence: Communities turn to reusing wastewater as scarcity threatens
When California's Orange County Water District began distributing drinking water derived from sewage in the mid-1970s, it acted out of simple need. The aquifer it relied on for most of its drinking water had been so overdrawn that saltwater from the nearby Pacific Ocean was seeping into it Green Biz 23 May 2018Instead of More Dams, Communities Turn to Reusing Wastewater
With the era of dam building coming to an end in much of the developed world, places such as California and Australia are turning to local and less expensive methods to deal with water scarcity, including recycling wastewater, capturing stormwater, and recharging aquifers. Yale 360 01 May 2018Wastewater management offers opportunities for food, beverage industry
Wastewater management is both a challenge and opportunity for food and beverage companies. On the water supply side, the economic risk far exceeds the actual cost of water, leading food and beverage companies to tap reliable sources of reclaimed wastewater. Refrigerated and Frozen Foods 13 Mar 2018Increasing Recovery in Industrial Water Reuse
As water scarcity increases and water prices are on the rise, water reuse is becoming more common in both the municipal and industrial sectors. The leading segments in the industrial market are the heavy water users, mainly the power and energy industry (there are currently 67 power plants across the U.S. that use reclaimed water), food and beverage, the pharmaceutical industry, paper mills, and oil and gas industries. WaterWorld 09 Feb 2018Treated Wastewater May Be Coming to a Tap Near You in Arizona
Municipalities throughout the country are looking at direct potable reuse to boost their water supplies, Erin Bonney Casey, research director for Bluefield Research, told Bloomberg Environment. Communities would be able to use existing drinking water distribution systems and could have the benefit of a drought-proof water supply. Bloomberg Environment 10 Jan 2018Private Participation in Water, Wastewater Projects: Applying the GCC Experience Across META
The saying ‘water is the new oil’ has never been more accurate than it is today. The Middle East, Turkey and Africa (META) contains some of the world’s most water-scarce regions. Population growth and urbanisation have led to a rising demand for water and growing levels of wastewater. Bonds & Loans 08 Nov 2017California Water Service Group partners with Drylet
California Water Service Group (Cal Water), the third largest publicly traded water utility in the United States, and Drylet, a growth-stage wastewater remediation company, today announced a successful trial of a partnership aimed at driving performance in wastewater operations in multiple states using an advanced biocatalyst. Drylet 01 Nov 2017Veolia to Take Charge of Hamamatsu’s Sewage Water, First Ever Long-Term Concession Project of This Kind in Japan
Following a call for tenders, Veolia (Paris:VIE), through its subsidiary Veolia Japan, and together with its partners, has been selected by the city of Hamamatsu to manage part of its wastewater and sewage scheme Market Insider 30 Oct 2017Capitalizing on the Food-Water-Energy Nexus through Wastewater Treatment
The menu of reasons for food and beverage processing firms to reduce water usage and capitalize on the food-water-energy nexus is extensive. Water Technology 02 Oct 2017Hurricane season has completely overwhelmed wastewater treatment centers in Florida and Texas
In addition to the billions of dollars of damage from wind and the rain, Hurricanes Harvey and Irma have trashed the wastewater systems in the cities they tore through. Quartz Media 02 Oct 2017Report: Water reuse capacity to increase 37 percent over next decade
New capacity additions in the U.S. municipal water sector are forecasted to surpass $21.5 billion (USD) from 2017 to 2027, according to a new report from Bluefield Research, U.S. Municipal Water Reuse: Opportunities, Outlook, & Competitive Landscape, 2017-2027. Water Finance and Management 20 Sep 2017San Francisco’s Largest Wastewater Treatment Facilities Awarded $939M Contract for Upgrades
MWH Constructors and Webcor Builders, a construction joint venture, was awarded a $939 million contract by the San Francisco Public Utilities Commission to serve as construction manager/general contractor for the Southeast Water Pollution Control Plant Biosolids Digester Facilities Project. WaterWorld 04 Aug 2017Wastewater Treatment Plant Generates RNG for Transportation Fuel
Ameresco has broken ground on a wastewater treatment plant biogas project in Phoenix that will turn biogas, generated by wastewater treatment, into renewable natural gas that can be sold as transportation fuel. Environmental Leader 10 Feb 2017How the Bottom Line is Tied to Wastewater Treatment
There are several reasons to treat your wastewater, but when you stop and think about it, only one thing matters—the bottom line. Sure, you want to be “green” in the eyes of your community and customers, but think of the economic pluses to treating your wastewater. Food Engineering 10 Feb 2017Millions of Gallons of Wastewater Dumping into Puget Sound after Heavy Rainfall
Millions of gallons of untreated wastewater and stormwater began dumping into Puget Sound Thursday after high tides and heavy rains overwhelmed a King County wastewater-treatment center in Seattle. Seattle Times 09 Feb 2017$270 billion investment is needed in wastewater treatment systems over the next 5 years.