ST. PETERSBURG, Russia - At the 2018 edition of the St. Petersburg International Economic Forum, SUEZ CEO Jean-Louis Chaussade, and Rosneft vice-president Andrey Shishkin strengthened their working relationship with the signing of a strategic cooperation agreement (SCA). The agreement will further technology development and implementation of water, wastewater and waste programs at Rosneft refinery and petrochemical sites.
Suppliers and users in the water industry are better connected because of these developments.
MARIETTA, Ga. - Unibloc-Pump, Inc. announced that it has acquired a company in Germany, R&H GmbH. The new company will be named UNIBLOC-PUMP R&H GmbH. The company now has two locations in Europe with its world headquarters in Marietta, Georgia.
With Unibloc-Pump, as a US pump manufacturer, and its Swedish sister company, Unibloc Pump AB, the combined merger will give it a strong presence in Europe for road tanker pumps.
HOUSTON, TX and OSLO, Norway — Arundo Analytics, a software company enabling advanced analytics in heavy industry, today announced that it is providing Arundo Enterprise analytics software on the Veracity platform. This enables owners and operators of vessels and floating installations to deploy and manage enterprise-scale machine learning applications and integrate advanced analytics into business decision systems and processes.
How metering pumps save water in newer plants.
JEANNETTE, Pa. – Elliott Group announces that Nicholas Dorsch has joined its senior management team as Vice President of Industrial Products, effective immediately. Dorsch will lead the company’s industrial steam turbine line and its power generation group, reporting directly to Chief Operating Officer, Michael Lordi.
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IRVING, Texas – ExxonMobil and its employees are donating $49.8 million to almost 840 institutions of higher education across the country as part of the ExxonMobil Foundation’s 2017 Educational Matching Gift Program.
ExxonMobil employees, retirees, directors and surviving spouses contributed $16.9 million, which was matched with $32.9 million in unrestricted grants from the ExxonMobil Foundation.
TREVOSE, Penn. - After completing an engineering and design study for a seawater sulfate removal unit (SRU) system to help protect production wells for its Johan Castberg project in Norway, Statoil awarded a consortium, led by SUEZ and Halvorsen TEC, the contract to supply the equipment and complete the project.