The UK Government is accelerating plans for homegrown power, and nuclear energy is a significant part of its strategy. The target is eight reactors by 2030, with a target of one nuclear...
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Water is crucial for distillation and brewing, but most of it ends up as wastewater. Distillers and brewers are tasked with reducing their water footprint without compromising production capacity. A...
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Wastewater generated by the industries needs to be treated appropriately before reusing or discharging it into water bodies. Though the treatment process is simple and effective, it can lead to...
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Chemical water treatments are the simplest way to remove organic and inorganic compounds from wastewater. pH neutralisers, anti-foaming agents, coagulants and flocculants treat wastewater with high efficacy, enabling the treatment...
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The automotive sector is transitioning from internal combustion engines and fossil fuels to electric motors and batteries.Electric vehicles are unquestionably better for the environment over their lifespan, but they create a few...
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The biggest challenge facing the water industry is making supply meet demand, especially in cities with explosive population growth. Water shortages are a very real threat, with freshwater supplies in the...
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Legionnaires’ disease is a lung infection caused by Legionella bacteria, most often caused by breathing in tiny droplets of water and less commonly by accidental aspiration of infected water from...
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The global water industry is seeing a demand explosion due to population growth and socio-economic factors. Demand is increasing for water infrastructure. However, financing for new infrastructure can be challenging...
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Population growth, economic development and changes in land use are contributing to increasing wastewater levels. Wastewater levels are now at record highs, and treating it is a significant medium and...
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All water treatment systems aim to remove impurities from water so the water can be released (discharged) or reused in other processes. Different industries require different qualities of water, producing wastewater...
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