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TasWater begins future-proofing Bryn Estyn Water Treatment Plant

TasWater begins future-proofing Bryn Estyn Water Treatment Plant TasWater has commenced upgrade works on the Bryn Estyn Treatment Plant, with an aim to ensure future water security for the area. TasWater Capital Delivery Office (CDO), Alliance Program Manager, Ian Penman, said the project is going ahead without delay, using all the measures necessary to stay […]

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AGIG considers $200m Golden Beach Gas Project investment

AGIG considers $200m Golden Beach Gas Project investment The Australian Gas Infrastructure Group (AGIG) is considering an initial investment of $200 million in the Golden Beach Gas Project in Victoria.  The investment will deliver greater gas energy security to the east coast gas market, enhance supply volumes and deliver Victoria a critical gas storage facility

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Automated water treatment process for increased output and cost savings

Automated water treatment process for increased output and cost savings Worldwide demand for water is increasing, while this valuable resource is becoming scarcer. The water industry relies on automated and digital concepts to treat water more efficiently, productively and competitively. Two goals are in the foreground: the safe supply/disposal as well as the economical use

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Surat Gas Project to begin construction in 2020

Surat Gas Project to begin construction in 2020 Construction of the Surat Gas Project (SGP) is set to begin in 2020 in southern Queensland, after Arrow Energy sanctioned the first phase of the $10 billion project. Arrow’s sanction decision follows an announcement from its shareholders, PetroChina and Shell, of a final investment decision (FID) for

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Water treatment plant secures supply for SEQ community

Water treatment plant secures supply for SEQ community A South East Queensland town will benefit from a new water treatment plant to increase its supply of locally-treated water, after its previous plant closed due to flooding. Linville residents will enjoy a more secure supply with the completed construction of Seqwater’s new water treatment plant. The

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