Global Water Intelligence (GWI)

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As ceramic membranes become mainstream, the size of installations is increasing quickly. Charlie Walker explores the trends. Full article and more #waternews here: https://lnkd.in/ecSGctYS

🚰 Navigating Water Security: A Critical Challenge for Industry Industrial water users are at a pivotal juncture. With dwindling resources, tightening regulations, and escalating #sustainability demands, the stakes for #watersecurity have never been higher. Corporate Water Leaders, an initiative by Global Water Intelligence (GWI), is thrilled to unveil its upcoming inaugural white paper [coming November 2024] offering crucial insights into building your water systems and strategies to meet these pressing challenges. 🔍 Discover how to unleash creativity and innovation to: • Boost water stewardship impact • Align water strategies with growth • Maximise collaborative efforts This publication is a must-read for anyone committed to enhancing #waterstewardship and advancing long-term water security. 📄 Explore a sample and secure early access to the full white paper upon release!

♻️ Royal HaskoningDHV has announced it is to implement a biopolymer recovery plant at a UK water utility site - the first of its size in the country. ♻️ I had a great chat about the project with Paul Lavender at Royal HaskoningDHV and Richard Clarke at United Utilities. We also discussed efforts to build a market for the produced biopolymer, something that historically has been difficult for recycled goods. Thank you both, a really interesting discussion. Read the article below: https://lnkd.in/gEU6ix-s Image source: Rijn en Ijssel Water Authority #biopolymer #bioplastics #wastewater #circulareconomy

Filtration product providers are exploiting markets such as #waterreuse and nutrient removal. Some now see #micropollutants removal and wet weather treatment as ripe for disruption. Kelly Thompson investigates in this month's market map. 🗺   The war on nutrients in effluent and phosphorus discharge, and the growing interest in water reuse projects, are pushing the compound annual growth rate (CAGR) for tertiary wastewater filtration.   Applications like micropollutant removal have become market drivers for tertiary filtration, with microplastics also increasingly rising up the agenda.   Vendors are seeing demand for the installation of non-membrane filtration technologies for wet weather flows. The flexibility of some products on the market for use as peak flow management is the key to success for these products. More market insights and the latest #waternews: https://lnkd.in/gD_9VSm4

Middlesex Water Company is on a mission to boost its prominence as one of the largest stock exchange-listed water #utilities in the US, as a newly appointed CEO Nadine Leslie and CFO Rally Zerhouni, CPA, MBA are sowing the seeds for a new era of growth. The company is posed to explore new initiatives such as identifying future targets for system acquisitions and further developments in #PFAS treatment. But which ideas are taking root? Read more #waternews: https://lnkd.in/eKJihRZ6

Which development finance institutions committed the most to water?💧 More than $45 billion was committed to water by development finance institutions last year. Which ones were the most active in the sector in 2023? GWI investigates and looks at what's happening next. For the first time, GWI has also included Average Annual Growth Rates (AAGR) for water commitments and total commitments (calculated as the average of the year-on-year growth rate from 2019 to 2023, where data is available), providing an insight into the relative importance of the water sector in DFI portfolios. Read the full list here: https://lnkd.in/dA8aSrKs #DevelopmentFinance #Water #SustainableDevelopment

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Decades of continuous innovation has helped #reverseosmosis and #nanofiltration technologies become go-to solutions for filtration and separation. More recently, these proven technologies have been leveraged for emerging markets and applications—enabling reuse and resource recovery for customers and communities around the world. In the latest article by DuPont Water Solutions, we explore the history of FilmTec reverse osmosis and nanofiltration membranes – from early development and commercialization to the current award-winning innovations, a few to name: - FilmTec LiNE-XD elements, used to help increase access to lithium beyond conventional rock mining and tap into resources such as salt lake brine, geothermal brine, and surface and sub-surface clay—supporting global momentum towards electrification and decarbonization. - Minimal Liquid Discharge (MLD), where RO or NF membrane filtration can be used within solutions that achieve up to 95% liquid discharge recovery at a fraction of the cost and energy footprint of conventional Zero Liquid Discharge (ZLD) systems. Check out the article to learn how FilmTec reverse osmosis and nanofiltration membrane elements continue to pioneer innovations that are designed to help meet the world’s growing water and energy demands: https://lnkd.in/e9Q6PQH4