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FEATURED ARTICLES The EU’s Water Architect The four member states of Belgium, Greece, Portugal and Spain have still not submitted River Basin Management Plans. An exclusive interview with the EU commissioner for the Environment Janez Potocnik reveals why and the imminent EU's Water Blueprint…Read more > Share: Getting the Déjà Vu Out of England’s Droughts Drought conditions in England have forced utilities to enforce a hosepipe ban and look for additional water supplies. Is a pipeline transferring water from the north of the country to the south one answer? How would the cost compare to increasing the country's limited desalination capacity?Read more > Share: Shale Gas Fracking: Water Lessons from the US to Europe Water and energy have always had a close relationship, but shale gas and water are particularly intimate. Water is integral to shale gas and there is a growing market, estimated to be worth up to 100 billion dollars in the United States, for wastewater treatment. A look at the opportunities in Europe…Read more > Share: Algae Biofuel: a Game-Changer for Wastewater? Algal blooms have always proved a challenge for the water industry. Yet could this organic matter,with the help of wastewater nutrients, be turned into a biofuel and help alleviate fossil fuel shortages? A report into the European funded All-Gas project…Read more > Share: TOP STORIES Water should be priority for Rio Summit – SIWI A warning has been sent out ahead of the Rio+20 summit later this month for political leaders to fully prioritise water to avoid causing environmental damage…Read more > Share: Higher tariffs and smaller water storage facilities touted to relieve UK scarcity Prompt action will be required to tackle the UK’s water security challenges, including rising prices for higher usage, according to the civil engineering body, the Institution of Civil Engineers (ICE)…Read more > Share: Wastewater treatment plant demonstrates Dutch granular bio-treatment A wastewater treatment facility has been opened in the Dutch town of Epe which has been labeled a world first for full-scale municipal treatment using Nereda technology…Read more > Share: Featured Video: German Water Partnership WWi’s Tom Freyberg catches up with Dr Michael Beckereit from the German Water Partnership at the last Wasser Berlin show to discuss the latest challenges facing the country’s water sector.... Watch newscast > Share: WATER & WASTEWATER INDUSTRY NEWS US acquisition helps Danish firm diversify into water purification In bid to diversify and generate more than one third of its income from non-pump solutions, global pump manufacturer Grundfos has acquired Enaqua, an American company specializing in the use of UV technology…Read more > Share: Anaerobic treatment to produce energy, remove nitrogen in the Netherlands A company processing animal waste and facing challenges with nitrogen removal from wastewater is expected to save the equivalent energy consumption of 3000 households after partnering with Dutch water technology company Paques…Read more > Share: Spring heralds RO/FO membrane market boom The onset of Spring has brought a bright start to the desalination industry with new membrane developments from Siemens, Lanxess, Nano H2O and HTI…Read more > Share: Italian treatment plant first to use GE MBR/UF technology in Europe ASI Messina's wastewater plant in Italy is the first customer in Europe for GE's high-performance LEAP membrane bioreactor (MBR) wastewater-treatment technology, which helps address water quality while reducing energy costs and increasing productivity…Read more > Share: More Headlines • Krausz wins patent litigation, secures validity water pipe repair product • Gulf water institute establishes science advisory council • EPA forms first advisory board on Great Lakes issue • Texas A&M licenses patent-pending electron beam technology to Headworks BIO • American Rivers releases annual Endangered Rivers report, Potomac tops list • Report: Residential water treatment shows major growth in developing world WASSER BERLIN NEWS Sharing water knowledge between Germany and MENA The Arab Countries Water Utilities Association (ACWUA) has been confirmed as an official partner for WASSER BERLIN INTERNATIONAL 2013 to help promote varied business links between German companies and the Arab nations…Read more > Share: Funding available to help German water companies A programme set up by Germany’s Federal Ministry of Economics and Technology (BMWi) to assist new and innovative German companies in exhibition their services has once again backed WASSER BERLIN INTERNATIONAL…Read more > Share: Showcasing trenchless technologies Under the slogan “Why excavate trenches when better solutions are available?”, No DIG BERLIN will form one of the highlights of WASSER BERLIN INTERNATIONAL 2013…Read more > Share: Share:

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