| | | | | | | | Energy Recovery has secured five new wastewater treatment projects in India, utilizing its PX Pressure Exchanger technology to enhance industrial reverse osmosis systems for ZLD applications. |
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| The EPA will waive application and credit processing fees for small communities applying for WIFIA loans in 2026 and 2027. |
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| Kurita Industries and Membrane Group India have formed a joint venture to deliver water and wastewater treatment solutions tailored for India's expanding semiconductor sector. |
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| NAMA Water Services has let a contract to SUEZ and partners National Trading Company and National Energy Center to operate and maintain water and wastewater services for 43% of Oman's population across Muscat and the North Sharqiyah and South Sharqiyah Governorates. The €2 billion performance-based... |
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| The Government of Western Australia will spend AUD 81 million (about $54 million) to expand the Kwinana Water Reclamation Plant (KWRP) for recycled water for industrial users in the Western Trade Coast, one of Australia's most productive industrial regions. Using advanced microfiltration and reverse... |
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| In 2025, the EU allocated €79 billion to environmental protection, with wastewater treatment projects accounting for 37.7%. |
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| The EPA is providing over $25 million through the SmaRT program to help small, rural, and tribal communities upgrade their drinking water systems, focusing on PFAS treatment and lead reduction to ensure compliance with the Safe Drinking Water Act. |
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| A coalition of 14 state attorneys general urges the EPA to include microplastics in the Unregulated Contaminant Monitoring Rule (UCMR) to better understand their prevalence and health impacts. |
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| The city’s wastewater plant now handles 2.6 MGD, accommodating industrial expansion and future residential development. |
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| A whistleblower claims Farmer Focus in Harrisonburg, VA, tampered with wastewater samples to hide pollution violations, prompting investigations into sampling practices and regulatory compliance. |
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| The EPA, DOJ, and West Virginia DEP have announced a $450 million settlement with Chemours to address PFAS pollution, including penalties, treatment upgrades and community water protections across multiple states. |
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