Advanced, low-emissions technology adds over 1 gigawatt of power
Located in Niles, Michigan, the Indeck Niles Energy Center must produce the energy equivalent needed to power approximately 635,000 homes and businesses. To do...
Smart Sewer Technology Reduces CSO Volume by 80 Percent
The St. Joseph River has long shaped South Bend’s economy, especially during the mid-twentieth century, when the river was the conduit to heavy industrial...
Tankless Water Heaters Ensure Unfailing Hot Water Supply
By James Facer, Noritz America
After replacing aging boilers with multiple Noritz tankless water heaters, administrators at Hawaii’s Oahu Community Correctional Center were able to...
Advanced Class Hydrogen-burning Power Plant
By Adam Tucker, GE Gas Power, and Josh Martincic, Long Ridge Energy
Long Ridge Energy Terminal began commercial operation in October 2021 in the scenic...
Efficiency by the Ton
By Paul Davis, Wanner International
Wanner International is celebrating the third anniversary of installing fifteen Hydra-Cell polymer injection API674 pumps to an oil and gas...
Managing Utility Operations in One Platform
The town of Franklin, Massachusetts, has an approximate population of 35,000 residents and a full-service Department of Public Works to manage everything from water...
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....
Ensuring High Gas Yield From a Waste Plant
A biogas plant of Weltec Biopower recently went live in Saitama Prefecture, 25 miles north of Tokyo. The facility, which is equipped with a 450-kilowatt...
When Every Drop Matters, Choosing the Best is a No Brainer
At an organic dairy farm in Lancashire, where the ethos is firmly on maximizing efficiency over maximizing output, a Landia chopper pump is playing...
Pump Stations That Will Not Fail
The city of Hot Springs, Arkansas, wastewater treatment system serves 23,000 customers and requires the maintenance of more than 600 miles of gravity sewers...