Archived Events

The Pennsylvania Infrastructure Investment Authority (PENNVEST) will invest $174m in 27 drinking water and wastewater projects serving communities in 21 counties.

Franc Environmental, a provider of wastewater management services, has secured a contract to install a new septic system at the Rodale Institute.

The US Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) has declared Davis Wire, a manufacturer of galvanized wire, guilty of negligently discharging acidic pollutants into a publically owned treatment works from its plant in Irwindale on a routine basis, and has fined the company for this criminal act.

H2O Innovation, a developer of water treatment systems, has bagged several new contracts worth C$5m to provide custom-built water treatment systems and equipment to industrial and municipal end-users in Canada and the US.

Long Island American Water, a water utility, has opened a new $7.5m water treatment facility in Malverne that has been designed to remove iron content in the drinking water.

Hawaii Housing Finance and Development (HHFDC) has agreed to pay $110,000 penalty to the US Environmental Protection Agency for the alleged violation of wastewater laws having failed to close large-capacity cesspools at its Jack Hall Memorial Housing property.

R.O. UltraTec, a manufacturer of water treatment system based on reverse osmosis technology, has appointed Augustin Pavel as the company’s new CEO.

Dow Water & Process Solutions, a provider of water and process systems, has secured a contract from IDE Technologies, a developer of water technologies for industrial and domestic applications, and the Hutchison Water consortium to develop the Soreq Desalination Plant in Israel.

Mt. Tom Generating Company has agreed to pay a $177,500 fine to EPA for allegedly discharging muddy storm water and other pollutants into the Connecticut River from its power station located in Holyoke, Massachusetts in violation of the Clean Water Act.