DOE's National Renewable Energy Laboratory and its partners are recognized for their work in weather exposure testing, solar collection, and lithium batteries.
The Hybrid Bacillus Activated Sludge technology removes nitrogen, phosphorus and organic matter from wastewater streams.
Oregon family farm produces electricity from fruits and vegetable byproduct.
Sandia says the material removes bacterial, viral and other organic and inorganic contaminants from river water destined for human consumption and from wastewater treatment plants.
The company also announces joint venture with Thornton New Energy Ltd. to produce ultra low carbon emission electricity from coal.
Policymakers should consider how much water is used to employ alternative energy; new technologies may make them more viable.
MIT project hopes to make people think about what happens when they throw away razors and water bottles, among other things.
Using biosolids from Metro Vancouver, Nexterra is converting the material into renewable heat for use in sludge dryers.
The M3 can be used to test almost any water source.
Hydrologic model provides insights into surface and ground water supplies.
New research sharpens Shapiro equation of sweat production, adjusting the amount of water needed in the field for hydration.
N.A. Water Systems provided OdoWatch technology to the Roger Road Wastewater Reclamation Facility.
The wastewater treatment plant recovers phosphorus and other nutrients and recycles them into commercial fertizilizer through a technology provided by Ostara Nutrient Recovery Technologies.