New water regulations arrive in the Hunter Chichester Dam near the town of Dungog supplies water to the lower Hunter region in New South Wales, Australia The regulation that supports Hunter Water in providing critical water and wastewater services to more than 630,000 people across the […] The post New water regulations arrive in the […]
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Shaping the future of mining at IMARC Image: Beacon Events The 2024 International Mining and Resources Conference (IMARC) is set to be the largest and most impactful in its history. […] The post Shaping the future of mining at IMARC appeared first on Pump Industry Magazine. Read rest of article Source: Pump Industry Magazine
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Latest standards on sewerage pumping stations released Wastewater treatment plant. A new pumping station. Valves and pipes. Urban modern treatment facilities, pipelines and pumps powerful, modern automatic system protection and control. The Water Services Association of Australia (WSAA) is pleased to announce it has released the latest edition of Sewerage Pumping […] The post Latest
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More milestones for South Australian pipeline project SA Water’s upgrade of its Tailem Bend to Keith Pipeline has ticked off another milestone. The utility recently installed new isolation valves along a section of the pipeline at Culburra. SA Water’s upgrade of its Tailem Bend to Keith Pipeline has reached another milestone, with the utility recently
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Hydrogen storage getting ironed out in Switzerland solar energy panels and h2 hydrogen tank on the ground, 3d rendering Researchers at ETH Zurich are using iron to safely store hydrogen for long periods. This technology could be used for […] The post Hydrogen storage getting ironed out in Switzerland appeared first on Pump Industry Magazine.
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Rookwood Weir sends water flowing through Central Queensland View of Rockhampton from Mount Archer, Australia Rookwood Weir, Australia’s newest major water infrastructure asset, has delivered first water to Central Queensland irrigators. Queensland Water Minister, Glenn […] The post Rookwood Weir sends water flowing through Central Queensland appeared first on Pump Industry Magazine. Read rest of
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Severe weather to close Lower Murray Barrages Murray River Lock and Wier Number 1 A severe weather warning has prompted authorities to close the Lower Murray barrages for most of the first week of […] The post Severe weather to close Lower Murray Barrages appeared first on Pump Industry Magazine. Read rest of article Source:
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Non-urban water metering to roll out faster Drone aerial photograph of the Grose River after severe flooding in Yarramundi Reserve in the Hawkesbury region of New South Wales in Australia New South Wales is poised for a significant water metering overhaul. A new suite of recommendations is set to accelerate […] The post Non-urban water
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Work begins on Cairns water security project Aerial photo of Cairns city and mountains in Queensland Queensland Premier Steven Miles, Water Minister, Glenn Butcher, and MPs have joined Cairns Mayor Amy Eden to mark construction commencement […] The post Work begins on Cairns water security project appeared first on Pump Industry Magazine. Read rest of
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Five new projects to improve Queensland water modelling Image: John/stock.adobe.com Queensland’s water management capabilities will be enhanced by five new projects focusing on modelling surface and groundwater. The Queensland Government […] The post Five new projects to improve Queensland water modelling appeared first on Pump Industry Magazine. Read rest of article Source: Pump Industry Magazine
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