Entries Tagged Caterpillar, Inc.

Food waste in a Massachusetts sanitary district facility enables a wastewater treatment plant to produce more power than it uses.

Hatfield Award winner Tom Sigmund leads NEW Water’s initiatives to bolster resource recovery and curb phosphorus in its watershed.

After a failed pollution control plant upgrade, an Ohio city worked with a partner to enhance solids handling and generate its own power.

GreenWhey Energy stands on the leading edge of an industry niche for turning dairying and other food byproducts into electricity and high-quality biosolids.

A California agency creates a brand for its recycled water, biogas energy and pelletized biosolids, building community connections and winning support for future investments.

Energy efficiency plans lined up with a 2009 federal government economic stimulus program to bring a Massachusetts plant close to net neutral energy.

John Leonhard gave up life as a traveling trainer and technician to lead a skilled plant team and ultimately supervise a brand new regional facility.

The Gresham treatment plant collects FOG from haulers and converts it to biogas that helps move the facility toward energy self-sufficiency.

Despite a tight budget, the team in Jamestown, R.I., steps up to deal with droughts and high wet-weather flows, earning praise for efficiency

New Jersey’s Rahway Valley team looks to be the best, whether treating daily flows efficiently or fending off the fury of Hurricane Sandy.

Victor Valley Wastewater Reclamation Authority aims for energy self-sufficiency as part of a commitment to optimize use of resources on behalf of its customers.

John McCool runs the Warren (Ill.) Wastewater Treatment PLANT with an eye toward protecting the trout waters downstream, and the pocketbooks of local residents.

The team at a 120 mgd plant in Tampa relies on a rapid settling process, experience, and automation to produce consistent results from variable raw water sources.