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Boracay Island replaces chlorination-dechlorination process with UV disinfection
The Philippine government, through the Department of Environment and Natural Resources (DENR), implemented several measures to reform the island. Closing it for 6 months, the government began clean-up and implemented strict regulations for sustainable water and responsible tourism.
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Brabant Water: end-to-end advanced water supply digitalization using Xylem Vue
Brabant Water deployed Xylem Vue to digitalize its network, integrating data for near real-time operational intelligence and non-revenue water management. -
Brewery Achieves Sustainability Objectives with ADI® AnMBR Solution
Since 1991, the New Belgium Brewing Company has been brewing delicious craft beer at its brewery in Fort Collins, Colorado, USA. New Belgium Brewing is the fourth-largest craft brewer in the United States and the eighth-largest brewery in the nation, producing popular brands including Fat Tire Belgian Ale, Voodoo Ranger IPA, and Citradelic IPA.
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Building a Sustainable Future: Solving modern building challenges with hydronics
A new white paper from Bell & Gossett explores the value of hydronics in reducing HVAC systems’ negative impact on the environment and advancing sustainability, decarbonization and net zero emissions
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Building on a trusted partnership to modernize water infrastructure
For municipalities, maintaining reliable water and wastewater services requires more than dependable equipment. It requires technology partners that can help utilities modernize infrastructure, simplify operations, and prepare for future growth. For one Midwestern U.S. municipality serving nearly 17,000 residents, that partner has been Xylem. -
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Dam Removal in Washington Yields Flow Management Challenge
An ambitious plan to turn back the hands of time by nearly a century on the Elwha River in northwest Washington State is being carefully studied by stakeholders on other river systems where long-standing dams may someday be breached. Dismantling two concrete hydroelectric dams built in the early 20th century requires careful planning, skilled execution, and close attention to the flow of water that will nurture the reemergence of the river’s salmon population.
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CGUCJT: decision-support system for the Jucar-Turia Canal irrigation system
The implementation of Xylem Vue’s Agrotwin platform has enabled the CGUCJT to transition to digital, centralized, real-time management of the Jucar-Turia Canal’s main irrigation water delivery system. -
Chaos Water Park Upgrades Regenerative Media Filtration
Chaos Water Park Upgrades Regenerative Media Filtration
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CHE enhances flood prevention and management in the Ebro river basin
Confederación Hidrográfica del Ebro (CHE) deployed an Early Warning System to anticipate river, pluvial and flash events across the 85,000 km² Ebro basin, integrating hydrological and meteorological sensors, rainfall radar and weather forecasts to deliver timely alerts, maps and operational recommendations.
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City of Tulare celebrates 25 years of converting waste-to-energy
The City of Tulare, located in California’s world renowned San Joaquin Valley, is known for its rich agricultural and dairy industries. Tulare is home to six large-scale cheese and dairy producers. Like many municipalities, the city is challenged to meet industrial requirements at a reasonable cost while maintaining harmonious relationships with the surrounding community.
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Cleaning of disc diffusers makes Prochamp’s wastewater treatment greener
Soon after starting this biological treatment method, the membrane disc diffusers were found to be clogged with scale particles. However, this problem was satisfactorily solved by the Xylem’s mobile cleaning service: the Diffuser Liquid Cleaning Service.
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Community with poor soil conditions seeks safe, chemical-free solution
The Fredericksburg Sewer & Water Authority (FSWA) owns and operates two wastewater treatment plants, five wastewater pumping stations, three wells and three water storage facilities.
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Converted Coal Power Plant Updates Intake Water Screens
With regulatory pressure to shutdown coal-powered energy production plants growing, there are several coal-powered plants retiring or converting to natural gas in the next two years. A power plant located in the southern United States needed to replace its traveling water screens as the plant was retiring two of its three coal-powered units and converting the last to natural gas.
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