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GS Inima reaches 4 million man-hours without accidents at the Ghubrah III Desalination Plant in Oman

Sultanate of Oman, May 4th, 2026. GS Inima has reached a major Health and Safety milestone during the construction of the Ghubrah III IWP Desalination Plant, completing four million man-hours without a Lost Time Injury (LTI). This achievement underscores the effectiveness of the company’s “Zero Accidents” strategy, which places personnel integrity as the absolute priority across all its infrastructure projects. The celebration gathered more […]

H2O Innovation Enters the UV Disinfection Market with the Acquisition of bestUV

Quebec City, May 4, 2026 – H2O Innovation Inc. (“H2O Innovation” or the “Corporation”) is pleased to announce the acquisition of bestUV (“bestUV”), a Dutch manufacturer of ultraviolet (UV) water disinfection systems serving a wide range of applications and markets. Disinfection solutions are critical components of virtually all water treatment processes as they ensure the […]

Joint media statement – $23 million project to boost Jurien Bay’s water supply

Construction is underway on a $23 million project to strengthen Jurien Bay’s drinking water supply, delivering an additional 100 million litres each year to meet growing demand and improve reliability as the effects of climate change intensify. Funded by the Albanese and Cook Labor Governments, the project includes commissioning an existing groundwater bore, constructing a […]

Sacyr and partners break ground on I-10 Calcasieu River Bridge highway P3 in Louisiana (U.S.)

This project marks Sacyr’s first road infrastructure P3 in the United States and will require a construction investment of $2.3 billion. Calcasieu Bridge Partners (CBP) (Sacyr, Acciona, and Plenary Americas) has commenced construction on the I-10 Calcasieu River Bridge Replacement P3 Project in Louisiana, which will modernize one of the most critical infrastructure corridors in the United States. […]

From Sea to Glass: The Long Journey of Desalination

From ancient insight to global infrastructure, the evolution of a technology that now delivers water to millions worldwide There is a gesture as old as thirst itself: looking at the sea and imagining that its water could become drinkable. Desalination stems from this simple and universal idea—one that spans millennia. As early as the 4th […]

East Java Refrigerated LPG Terminal Development

Global Expertise, Local Impact: FPI in Indonesia Future Pipe Industries is proud to announce the successful completion of a major project in Indonesia, delivered in collaboration with PT Pertamina Energy Terminal (PET) as part of the East Java Refrigerated LPG Terminal Development Project (Phase‑2), located in Tuban, East Java. This project marks an important milestone […]

Advancing PFAS and TFA removal from surface water in Lake Neuchâtel with HFNF technology

NX Filtration participates in a Swiss initiative focused on improving drinking water quality from surface water sources such as Lake Neuchâtel. The project evaluates effective removal of PFAS, TFA and other micropollutants using a combination of hollow fiber nanofiltration (HFNF) and adsorption technologies. In this approach, HFNF acts as a selective low pressure barrier, removing […]

ACCIONA signs sanitation contract for 153 municipalities in Pernambuco (Brazil)

ACCIONA and its local partner BRK signed today a concession contract to provide basic sanitation services in 153 municipalities and a district in the state of Pernambuco in northeast Brazil. ACCIONA and its local partner BRK signed today a concession contract to provide basic sanitation services in 153 municipalities and a district in the state […]

Children’s Water Education Festival Brings Classroom Learning Outdoors

FOUNTAIN VALLEY, Calif. (April 28, 2026) – More than 5,600 elementary students from across Orange County attended the 29th annual Children’s Water Education Festival, presented by the Orange County Water District (OCWD). The free, two-day educational event, held April 15-16 at Oak Canyon Park in Silverado, engaged third, fourth, and fifth-grade students in hands-on learning […]

Alternative Water Supply Is Becoming a Bigger Part of Florida’s Future

The groundwater-first mindset no longer stands up to Florida’s water reality the way it once did Population growth, development pressure, and rising demand are pushing utilities to widen the search for dependable, long-term supplies. That pressure is pushing utilities toward broader water strategies and service models such as Water-as-a-Service® (WaaS®), which can help communities evaluate and implement new […]