Treatment plants can manage biosolids more effectively under an Environmental Management System (EMS) promoted by the National Biosolids Partnership

Meeting permit requirements is great. It’s even better to find ways to go beyond those standards with cost-effective innovations.

Greenery, flowers and native rocks make an Indiana wastewater treatment plant compatible with its setting near downtown

The WX-D belt filter press from Phoenix Process Equipment Co. of Louisville, Ky., can process sludge from two different sources, allowing for the simultaneous thickening of one sludge and the dewatering of another.

Direct steam injection of solids offers advantages that can include lower capital cost, higher energy efficiency and lower maintenance

The Dane-Iowa wastewater treatment FACILITY in south central Wisconsin uses a biosolids process more typically found in southern climates

An award-winning regional manager for a private wastewater service provider takes a people-centric approach to overseeing operations and overcoming challenges

An NEWEA committee focuses on helping municipal treatment plant operating staffs become more effective stewards of electricity and fuel.

Notable achievements and other news from around the industry.

Manufacturers offer a variety of equipment and consumables that increase treatment efficiency and support effective permit compliance.