Entries Tagged Sulzer Pumps Solutions Inc.

Terry Kosinski takes great pride in delivering quality water and wastewater services to a small historic settlement in northern Alberta

David Milano and his team in the Connecticut Town of Cheshire took pride in bringing their plant back from notice of violation status in just one year

Doug Armstrong learned from mentors to lead from the front. He takes that approach in preparing his staff for a challenging future.

Jenny Moss directs operations at one drinking water and three wastewater treatment plants. She credits her teams for her success and industry recognition.

A new water reclamation facility fulfills a critical need for a West Texas city while supplying reliable, affordable water to an oil and natural gas producer.

WEFTEC, the Water Environment Federation’s annual Technical Exhibition and Conference, offers water and wastewater professionals from around the world exposure to the newest products, along with water-quality education and training. This year’s event, from Oct. 16 to 20 in Chicago, promises to show off some of the finest new products on the market for municipal and industrial water and wastewater professionals. Below is a preview of some of the newest products that will be highlighted at this year’s show.

The right blend of technology, approach and operational teamwork delivers award-winning water quality to communities in rural Kentucky’s Hardin County.

A series of incremental efficiency improvements add up to substantial savings for a clean-water plant in northeastern Illinois.

The Coeur d’Alene clean-water plant is both an excellent protector of the waters and an inspiration for the community’s high school students

A Tennessee facility team rewrites the playbook on nutrient removal to clear the way for a plant expansion essential to economic growth in its community.

Michele Higdon credits much of her success to the Southern Indiana Operators Association. She says thanks by giving back as a volunteer.

An aeration blower replacement puts a Wisconsin clean-water plant on a course toward being energy self-sufficient or a net producer of energy.

A Nebraska city replaces a combined heat and power facility with a gas scrubbing system that yields renewable fuel for vehicles.