Carbon capture gets £18m cash
THE UK government has awarded more than £18m in grants to projects that want to cut the cost of carbon capture and storage (CCS)....
Shortlisted firms in wait for decision
THREE businesses specialising in green building products face a long wait to find out if they have won an award for cleaning up the...
Get ready for a 2013 revolution
The new year will see the start of a pumping revolution forecasts Steve Paddock.
THE European Union has recognised that in order to achieve anywhere...
Sensor makes sense
AS higher costs force businesses to rethink their use of energy, one industry supplier has responded with a sensor that it says will reduce...
DMU in project to assess impact of electric vehicle recharging
A team of experts from De Montfort University (DMU) in Leicester will be part of major new project to assess the impact of electric...
Success for Multisensor Systems MS1200-SYS
Multisensor Systems Ltd has announced the successful deployment of the MS1200-SYS VOC and Hydrocarbon monitoring system in GAC Filter Monitoring applications. The MS1200-SYS has...
2013 – Be prepared for the start of the pumping revolution
2013 will see the start of a pumping revolution.
And its every bit as important as that statement sounds. The European Union has recognised...
ACWA air provides advanced ventilation and odour control
Air pollution control specialist, ACWA AIR, has completed a prestigious, fast-track contract to design, manufacture, install and commission Odour Scrubbing and Activated Carbon Deodoriser...
Little Marlow WWT project success
ACWA AIR PROVIDES ADVANCED VENTILATION AND ODOUR CONTROL
FOR THAMES WATER AMP5 COMPOSTING BUILDING PROJECT
Air pollution control specialist, ACWA AIR, has completed a prestigious, fast-track...
New gas analyser rental website launched
Signal Group is very excited to have launched their all new rental website with full on-line booking facilities. Utilising the very latest web technology,...
Steel firm cleans up with a right good scrubbing
SCRUBBER technology has helped Tata Steel achieve a 40% reduction in atmospheric emissions from a limestone kiln in Cumbria.
The company operates four Maerz kilns...
WWEM 2012 – Ready to go
The organisers of WWEM 2012, the environmental monitoring event, are urging visitors to plan ahead if they want to get the best out of...
Latest technologies to be on show
WWEM the specialist event for the Water, Wastewater and Environmental Monitoring community, Telford, England,
Wednesday 7th of November 2012, 9.30am - 5.00pm
Thursday 8th of...
‘And I’ll have one for the house’
A renewable energy installer has helped a North Devon company improve its environmental credentials by fitting commercial solar PV arrays at its two offices.
Reed...
How‘s your digestion?
The wastewater industry continues to lead the way in the adoption of anaerobic digestion as a sustainable treatment technology for sewage sludge. However, John...
Steel firm cleans up with a right good scrubbing
SCRUBBER technology has helped Tata Steel achieve a 40% reduction in atmospheric emissions from a limestone kiln in Cumbria.
The company operates four Maerz kilns...
One Directive to rule them all…
The countdown has begun for UK regulators who have until January next year to implement Europe’s new Directive on Industrial Emissions in British law....
Back from the future
RESEARCHERS at four universities have joined forces on a low carbon engineering project that they believe could transform the way cities are built.
Led by...
The Neutraliser
An odour-suppression expert has won a contract to work on a £20m advanced waste treatment centre in Scotland.
Midlands firm Air Spectrum Environmental was approached...
Energy to the four in Vietnam
A fourth gas cleaning and energy recovery package from Acwa Air is helping a Vietnam province reduce its carbon footprint.
The NSG Group plant at...
