Microsoft Tests A Data Center Under the Sea
Off the coast of Orkney Island in the North Sea, Microsoft has sunk a data center as part of its “moonshot research effort” to make...
Water
It’s all about water and wastewater technology. From desalination, valves, controls, EDR, filtration, membranes, plumbing, MEP, reverse osmosis, pipes, pumps to sewage treatment and recycling plant.
MIT Engineers Devise A System That Recovers Fresh Water from Power Plants
This could provide a low-cost source of drinking water around the world, and at the same time cutting plant operating costs.
International Desalination Association Establishes Honorary Council
The Board of Directors of the International Desalination Association has named seven prominent members of the global desalination and water reuse community as its Honorary...
#LeadersTalk with Reem Water Heater Factory, Naif Al Sudais, CEO
During the Big 5 Dubai Exhibition, Naif Al-Sudais, Chief Executive Officer of Reem Water Heater Factory based in Saudi Arabia talks to GineersNow TV about...
#LeadersTalk with Evoqua Water Technologies, Matt Rolls, Regional Director
Matt Rolls, the regional director for Europe, Middle East and Africa region talks to GineersNow TV about their latest water innovations, desalination projects and 2018...
Engineered Polymer Membranes Could Be an Alternative for Water Treatment
This approach limits the ability to remove or recover dissolved species based on their chemical identity.
#LeadersTalk with DAB Pumps, Paolo Montanari, Group CMO
During the Big 5 Dubai Exhibition in UAE, Paolo Montanari, Group Chief Marketing Officer of DAB Pumps talks to GineersNow TV about their business strategy,...
World’s Largest Hydroelectric Machine that Uses Wave Energy
This company believes that its “oysters” hydroelectric wave energy that can power thousands of homes.
Researchers Levitate Water Droplets to Detect Toxic Metals
This new technique can help improve the detection of harmful heavy metal contaminants in water, such as lead and mercury.
Using Ocean Waves as the New Source of Electric Power
It will take a while before this becomes a thing though.