Aquatech wins Water Technology Company of the Year at the 2025 Global Water Summit
CANONSBURG, Pa., May 22, 2025 (PRNewswire) — Aquatech has been voted Water Technology Company of the Year at the 2025 Global Water Awards.
This award was presented on May 13, 2025 during the Global Water Summit in Paris, and recognizes the company that has done the most to advance technology and innovation in water during 2024.
Aquatech's standout achievements in water technology spanned every major water technology group, bringing new solutions to the mainstream across biological, thermal, membrane, ultrapure and electrochemical water treatment. The company's QUA membrane subsidiary also introduced new modular ultrafiltration units, frameless MBR technology and enhanced electrodeionization systems for high-purity applications.
"We are honored to be recognized as a leader in technology excellence in the water industry," said Ravi Chidambaran, CTO at Aquatech. "This award is the culmination of decades of focus on R&D, and speaks to the longstanding dedication of our team to delivering the best technologies for our customers."
Aquatech's R&D is a global effort that encompasses multiple facilities with full-scale piloting and lab testing capabilities, a network of customer collaborations and on-site pilots, and operator innovation enabled by the company's portfolio of long O&M contracts.
Aquatech's commitment to technology is also expressed through close collaboration with its customers to to co-develop solutions and delivery methods, from the water island model pioneered at scale for Stegra's green steel facility in Sweden, to rapid-deployment modular mine water treatment in the USA.
Commenting on the way forward for Aquatech, Chidambaran emphasised that Aquatech's pace of innovation is only set to accelerate, "We have many more exciting and breakthrough products in our R&D pipeline, and are always looking for ways to deliver water better, faster and more efficiently."
About Aquatech
Aquatech enables the world's most recognized companies to solve complex challenges in water reuse, desalination, minimal and zero liquid discharge, and critical minerals processing. We leverage technological leadership and innovative engineering to accelerate global progress toward solving water scarcity and ensuring critical minerals security.
