Treatment Methods

CorShield S-69 is a range of non-toxic, water-soluble powders and liquids that use VpCI technology. The VpCI’s form a strong monomolecular layer on the metal surface that protects in all three phases: liquid, vapour, and the vapour-liquid interface

These corrosion preventatives are environmentally safe and cost efficient alternative to traditional corrosion inhibitor formulations. 

They have been designed to prevent corrosion and pitting while being free of nitrites, phosphates, amines or heavy metals. 

Chinese water company expects to invest 1.6 bln USD in overseas markets

SINGAPORE, June 4 (Xinhua) -- Beijing Enterprises Water Group Limited (BEWG), a leading Chinese water company, is expecting to invest as much as 1.6 billion U.S. dollars in overseas markets in 5 years, a senior executive said on Wednesday.

The Hong Kong-listed water plants operator, which is a subsidiary of the state-owned Beijing Enterprises Holdings Limited, officially launched its international headquarters in Singapore in early June.

Fast on the heels of designating FILMTEC™ ECO Reverse Osmosis (RO) Elements as the company’s second Breakthrough to a World Challenge, Dow garners a prestigious Edison Award. On April 30 in San Francisco, Dow was presented with the Bronze Edison Award for FILMTEC ECO Elements in the Energy/Sustainability and Commercial Resource Management category. The judging committee recognized FILMTEC ECO Technology for its ability to significantly reduce the energy required to remove impurities from water.

Abengoa (MCE: ABG.B/P SM /NASDAQ: ABGB), the international company that applies innovative technology solutions for sustainability in the energy and environment sectors, has been selected by AES Gener, one of the leading energy companies in Chile, to develop a new reverse osmosis desalination plant for an Angamos power plant.

Abengoa will manage the engineering, construction and subsequent operation of the project which will have a total budget of 26 MUS$ and will provide 19,200 mm3/d of water for reliable energy generation in Angamos and third party clients.

Suez Environnement, Europe’s second- largest water company, won a wastewater-treatment contract for the Marseille metropolitan area that’s worth 1.2 billion euros ($1.63 billion) over 15 years.
The order will generate an average of 80 million euros a year in revenue over the period, the Paris-based utility said today in a statement. Suez will handle the operating contract through Lyonnaise des Eaux’s subsidiary Seram.