Xylem Inc to buy Evoqua Water Tech in $7.5 billion all-stock deal
Global water technology behemoth Xylem Inc has said it has entered into an agreement to acquire Evoqua Water Technologies (Evoqua),
Read More
Author: IWR Team
Droughts can make water unaffordable for low-income, vulnerable groups
Droughts across the world can make water more costly for the most vulnerable local groups, a new study by the
Read More
World’s large dams could lose vital water storage capacity in coming decades
The world’s large dams could be of losing vital water storage capacity over the next three decades due to accumulation
Read More
India, ADB sign $125-mn loan pact to improve water supply services in Tamil Nadu
The Centre has signed a $125 million loan agreement with Asian Development Bank (ADB) to develop climate-resilient sewage collection and
Read More
L&T secures significant orders in Tamil Nadu for water, effluent treatment
Engineering & construction behemoth Larsen & Toubro has said its water and effluent treatment business has secured significant orders in
Read More
Ganga rejuvenation: Centre gives approval to Rs 2700 crore sewage infrastructure projects
The Centre has given approval to 12 sewerage infrastructure projects worth Rs 2700 crore in the Ganga basin states as
Read More
India, Australia consolidate partnership to address water challenges
India and Australia are consolidating their partnership to address the former’s growing water challenges with joint-collaboration in water research, training
Read More
Now, Diageo to use water-from-air to make whisky in India
Diageo India, the Indian subsidiary of UK-based global beverage alcohol major Diageo, has announced a first-of-a-kind water stewardship initiative through
Read More
Gradiant expands India presence, awarded new contracts worth $20 million
US-headquartered Gradiant, a global solutions provider for advanced water and wastewater treatment, has announced that it has further expanded its
Read More
‘Freshwater’s role in climate adaptation, mitigation needs more attention’
The role of water in climate mitigation is much greater than has previously been thought and mitigation measures can’t succeed
Read More