Pulse Industries to Build First Mass-Production Facility for Industrial Linear Accelerators which can be applied to water treatment systems capable of destroying ‘forever’ chemicals. MARIANNA, FL – Pulse Industries will establish a 278,000-square-foot advanced manufacturing facility at the Marianna Airport Industrial Park, marking a transformative milestone in the mass production of linear accelerator systems. This initiative will create hundreds of skilled jobs and profoundly expand the accessibility of electron beam technology for diverse global
PolyGone has developed a patented media that passively binds to microplastics in water. Pilot success at Atlantic County Utilities Authority (ACUA) paves way for full-scale deployment of PolyGone Systems micro-plastic removal technology Atlantic City, NJ — November 8, 2025 — A year after the grand unveiling of the micro-plastic removal pilot at ACUA’s wastewater treatment facility, the partnership between PolyGone Systems and ACUA is now transitioning into a full-scale implementation phase — marking a significant milestone in the fight against micro-plastic pollution in treated
Dryp Unveils “Lens” Platform to Unite Utility Data Streams. Integration of diverse data streams from utilities into a unified interface can result in 90% reduction in data analysis time. Copenhagen, Denmark — November 8, 2025 — Danish cleantech firm Dryp A/S today announced the launch of “Lens”, a new hydraulic-data visualisation and analytics platform designed to integrate diverse data streams from utilities into a unified interface. Utilities amass vast volumes of information — from SCADA pump readings and GIS maps, to
From left: Oleh Kulakevych, Governor Alexander Prokudin, Deputy Minister Sergii Vlasenko, and Wayout Founder Ulf Stenerhag. Swedish Water technology Wayout signs Ukrainian MoU to Rebuild Water Services in Kherson regions hardest-hit by water supply collapse—especially following the Kakhovka Dam breach and sustained hostilities. KYIV, Ukraine – A new memorandum of understanding (MoU) has been signed between the Swedish-based technology firm Wayout and the Ukrainian government, signaling a milestone in reconstruction efforts for war-hit water infrastructure in the southern region of Kherson. At a ceremony held at the Swedish Embassy in Kyiv, Wayout’s Founder
