Entries Tagged Toshiba International Corp.

A strong and experienced maintenance team is critical to blending old and new technologies at a high-performing Texas clean-water plant.

The Great Neck Water Pollution Control District drives down power consumption while pushing up on-site power production.

A Wisconsin plant goes greener with biological phosphorus removal, higher-efficiency equipment, biogas-to-energy and other upgrades.

Clean-water operators depend on quality pumps, drives and valves to move clean, fresh water out to their customers. Here are several of the products on the market designed to keep the water flowing smoothly and efficiently.

Computerized and digital technology can help operators make their treatment plants run more efficiently. Here is an assortment of technologies that are helping bring wastewater treatment into the digital age.

The team in Grandview, Wash., caters to a large food processing industry, while a flexible process helps the plant contribute to wildlife habitat enrichment.

Howard Carter promotes and deploys green technologies to help people understand the value of wastewater treatment.