Water Sustainability Blog

Decentralized treatment means locating water or wastewater treatment at the site of supply and/or demand. It’s a flexible and sustainable alternative to large, centralized treatment plants.

Treating food-processing wastewater high in organic waste requires complex, multi-stage treatment, but resource recovery opportunities can offset the costs.

As schools pay more attention to their water footprints, new modular wastewater treatment options are ready to help them establish water reuse systems.

Cheese producer Ekolat’s DAF system is Fluence’s first plant in Slovenia, and it’s upgradable to waste-to-energy (WtE).

In Antarctica, stations use decentralized wastewater treatment. They’re required by treaty to treat wastewater to the standards of their home nations.

U.S. mining is on the rise. But, its water and energy challenges will require innovation to protect water resources and lower carbon dioxide emissions.