Eight in hunt for £1bn Thames Water deal
Eight firms are thought to be in the hunt for £1bn-worth of work on the non-infrastructure element of Thames Water's massive AMP5 framework

The Ultimate Commodity
We all need water to live. As useful as oil, copper and corn may be, we could get by without them for a while. But water? Water is a necessity. And for some, this makes it the ultimate commodity

Water groups detail agenda to Obama
AWWA has joined with the Association of Metropolitan Water Agencies, National Association of Water Companies and the National Rural Water Association in developing "A National Agenda for Drinking Water" to assist President-Elect Barack Obama and his incom

$5.2 million distributed to local partners for wastewater plant improvements
The St. Johns River Water Management District’s Governing Board voted Nov. 11 to disburse $5.2 million in legislative funds to local government utility partners in northeast Florida for wastewater treatment plant upgrades in the Lower St. Johns River Basi

New jobs in pipeline at water treatment firm
A WATER treatment company believes it can triple its turnover and create new jobs after opening up a Far East research and production facility.

Report from the Global Water Management Congress
Dubai Electricity and Water Authority hosted the Global Water Management Congress Last week on 26-27 October,

GWE RECEIVES ITS FIRST ORDER FOR A PALM OIL FACTORY WASTEWATER TREATMENT PLANT
The Philippines, October 27 2008 – Global Water Engineering (GWE) has received its first order to build a palm oil wastewater treatment plant.

Germans to invest in wastewater treatment plants in Turkey
Turks and Germans brought forward ideas, solutions, and complaints on wastewater treatment in Turkey and Germany at a conference held yesterday.

Siemens takes over Hamburg-based SG Wasseraufbereitung und Regenerierstation
Siemens announced the acquisition of the German company SG Wasseraufbereitung und Regenerierstation GmbH (SG Water).

Bank buys UK-based water treatment firm
United International Bank (UIB) has bought BWA Water Additives, a water treatment solution provider, from Close Brothers Private Equity.