December - 2016

MEET US HERE 2-5 MAY AT THE OTC ON STAND 3840 - NORWEGIAN PAVILLION

Testing of membrane technology for treatment of slop/flowback water at Greater Ekofisk Area (GEA)

ERIK DOKKA HAUG IS NEW CEO FOR NORWEGIAN TECHNOLOGY

SUCCESSFUL TECHNOLOGY SETUP FOR WINTERSHALL - ZERO DISCHARGE AT TRANA

AWARDED INNOVASJON NORGE 4.3 M NOK IFU GRANT

MUD SPLIT TECHNOLOGY USED AT MONGSTAD MADE BIG DIFFERENCE

NORWEGIAN WASTE TO ENERGY AS EMERGES FROM STAVANGER SLOP AS

Meet us at ADIPEC Exhibition & Conference 11-14 November

NORWEGIAN TECHNOLOGY WINNER OF UIS TEKNA EDUCATIONAL AWARD

KAVALA OIL AND ENERGEAN GAS GREECE

EUROPEAN SMART WATER METER DEPLOYMENTS WILL INCREASE BY 28%

UK Smart water meter deployments across Europe will increase by 28% over the next ten years from an installed base of 11 million meters. That’s according to a new report from Bluefield Research, which predicts that big data will play a key role in the water industry moving forward. As part of the progression to smart technology, Bluefield said there will be an increased use of advanced meter technologies to enable more real-time network and customer analytics. A key drive fo

NEW STUDY OF WASTEWATER

US: NORTH CAROLINA A new study from Duke University suggests that naturally occurring brines, not man-made fracking fluids, account for most of the wastewater coming from hydraulically fractured unconventional oil and gas wells. Published in the journal – Science of the Total Environment – the findings revealed that more than 92% of the flowback and produced water – or wastewater - coming from the wells is derived from naturally occurring brines that are extracted along with

WASTEWATER SYSTEM FOR THE CITY OF LA TRINIDAD IN NORTHERN NICARAGUA

NICARAGUA Water utility ENACAL has awarded Spanish firm ACCIONA Agua a €5 million contact to construct a wastewater system for the city of La Trinidad, in northern Nicaragua. In a joint venture with project company BTD, the work will be carried out over 18 months with the aim to facilitate access to sewerage services to around 9,000 people. A sanitation network with 17.7 kilometers of piping and the construction of a number of water treatment systems, as well as all the exter