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A battery manufacturing facility in Sweden will use wastewater for its cooling needs. Northvolt is building a battery factory adjacent to a Volvo plant in Torsland. Using potable water for cooling is not ideal, so the company will use the effluent treated at the local sewage plant to fulfill its cooling requirements.
A heavy industry company in Chile will utilize electrodialysis reversal technology to recycle its wastewater. The FlexEDR system, provided by Richmond, B.C.-based Saltworks in partnership with Chile’s VIGAflow, will use Saltworks’ proprietary ion-exchange membranes.
Tesco Controls Inc., a control system solutions provider for the water/wastewater industry, acquired Trimax Systems Inc. Trimax is a Southern California-based systems integrator serving the water/wastewater market.
Suez, together with Caisse de dépôt et placement du Québec (CDPQ), completed the acquisition of GE Water & Process Technologies (GE Water) for approximately $3.4 billion.
Timothy Keister, chief chemist at ProChemTech International, certified water technologist and Fellow of the American Institute of Chemists, received U.S. patent, #9,580,343, for conversion of Marcellus gas well production and flow back wastewaters into salable chemical products.
Evoqua Water Technologies signed a definitive agreement to acquire privately held Environmental Treatment Systems Inc., a provider of engineered solutions to the industrial wastewater market.
Automatic self-cleaning filter works with proprietary sensor technology to measure the buildup of solids electronically and automatically activate the valve to purge them.