As large industrial water users join BlueTech Forum in London in June, their leaders tell BlueTech Research chief executive Paul O’Callaghan that water resilience goes well beyond technology into whole catchment management and deep community engagement. A shift in the way big industrial water users manage resources is taking place as corporations seek to strengthen…
There has been a great deal of discussion in the media focused on water produced during shale gas exploration. To understand the relative water intensity of unconventional gas resources, it is important to put them into the context of one another. This month’s BlueTech® Research chart of the month shows that while Coal Bed Methane…
Alexandria, VA (PRWEB) December 03, 2013 The LIFT Technology Scan Program seeks submissions from innovative technology providers for solutions that can be applied in the water quality industry. The Technology Scan pilot involves two areas for evaluation: sludge digestion enhancements and sludge thickening and dewatering enhancements. LIFT Technology Scans are designed to move innovation into practice. Audiences for…
Ireland’s Tyndal National Institute to coordinate €3M EU Project for Development of Smart Sensing Materials The Tyndal National Institute at University College Cork, Ireland, will be coordinated a €3M EU project with nine partners for the development of “HYSENS” – hybrid molecule/nanocrystal assemblies for photonic and electronic sensing applications. The project aims to develop technologies…