Built in the USA

According to the American Water Works Association, average daily residential water use in the United States is 27.4 billion gallons. This domestic water is...

Giving the Bulldogs a New Bite

By Christine Nunez, PSG Dover Wilden®, part of PSG®, a Dover company and a worldwide leader in specialty pumps, recently donated a 1-1/2-inch Pro-Flo® SHIFT...

Bypassing the Language Barrier

In the past fifty years, Western multinational corporations were virtually unopposed in their globalization efforts and international expansions in the global industrial pump and...

Creating Efficiency With Operational Transparency

Channel Islands Beach Community Services District provides water, sanitation, and garbage collection services to approximately 10,000 people in the Channel Islands Harbor area. The...

Making It Look Easy

Landia has seen a marked increase in demand for its wastewater JetMix system, with new orders received from two of the United Kingdom’s largest...

Paper Chase

In competitive markets where overhead costs are high and profit margins are slim, the most efficient manufacturer will become the most successful one. That’s...

Just Grand: Michigan City Turns to Biodigester for Energy Needs

The city of Grand Rapids, Michigan, built its wastewater treatment plant in 1931, and was among the first in the nation to include a...

Sonoma County Improves Sludge Handling with Screw Press Pump Technology: Part...

Last month, we started an examination of a major sludge handling upgrade by California’s Sonoma County Water Agency (SCWA), specifically replacing their existing sludge...

When Gas Power Meets Green Power

GE recently began commercial operation for GS Power’s Anyang Combined Heat and Power (CHP) Plant Unit 2-2 in Anyang City, Gyeonggi Province, South Korea....

Booming Alabama Cities Get a Boost

From hosting a spacecraft launch service to catering for steel and chemical giants, the cities of Decatur and Hartselle in Alabama, are booming. As...