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Are public-private partnerships possible for green energy and waste water recycling opportunities?

Advances in wastewater technology are opening up new opportunities for local government and food producers to cost-efficiently solve water quality, water recycling and green energy challenges previously consigned to the too-hard basket. Here MIKE BAMBRIDGE* shares his extensive experience of Australasian and global municipal waste water schemes to show where such technologies can produce both Read more...

Are public-private partnerships possible for green energy and waste water recycling opportunities?2018-08-28T14:03:52+10:00

New survey leading up to FoodTech finds local management backs environmental initiatives, but needs proof of financial payback

A new study on the eve of FoodTech Queensland has found Australian management is keen to pursue environmental excellence through green energy and waste water initiatives but wary of unproven operators who promise much while delivering little. The study, commissioned by CST Wastewater Solutions, an exhibitor at FoodTech from June 26-28, finds industry is convinced Read more...

New survey leading up to FoodTech finds local management backs environmental initiatives, but needs proof of financial payback2018-08-28T14:03:52+10:00

New CST packages eliminate the jigsaw of complexity and costs in waste water, recycling and green energy sustainability projects

  CST Wastewater Solutions packages include proven global and locally manufactured technologies ranging from fixed installations (left) to remote container or skid-mounted portable low-maintenance applications (right). New engineer-and-build water and waste water treatment and recycling packages are being introduced by CST Wastewater Solutions for industries and municipalities that want to lower the cost Read more...

New CST packages eliminate the jigsaw of complexity and costs in waste water, recycling and green energy sustainability projects2018-08-28T14:03:52+10:00

Latest anaerobic and water recycling technology to feature at CST’s Food Technology Queensland stand

The supernatant recycling system installed at Bathurst Council’s water filtration plant, left, is just one example of CST Wastewater’s technology that will be showcased at Food Tech. CST Managing Director Mike Bambridge, right, will be on hand to share his decades of expertise in the water, wastewater and green energy industries. Leading exponents Read more...

Latest anaerobic and water recycling technology to feature at CST’s Food Technology Queensland stand2018-08-28T14:03:52+10:00

Australasian management strongly supports environmental initiatives – but wants a solution to the gap between promise and performance

A new study of Australian management attitudes towards environmental initiatives involving cleaner water and greener energy has found strongly increasing support among the people who are key to making such projects happen. The study, commissioned by CST Wastewater Solutions, finds industry is convinced about the potential financial viability of sustainable energy and water Read more...

Australasian management strongly supports environmental initiatives – but wants a solution to the gap between promise and performance2018-08-28T14:03:52+10:00

Low maintenance waste water project demonstrates widely applicable efficiency and OHS gains with CST Wastewater technology for industry and municipalities

High efficiency fine screening technology engineered to deliver low maintenance performance with reduced OHS hazards for municipal and industrial waste water schemes is demonstrating immediate results in one of its new applications CST Wastewater Solutions has installed SCF screen extractor technology for the co-joined towns of Harden and Murrumburrah to improve the treatment Read more...

Low maintenance waste water project demonstrates widely applicable efficiency and OHS gains with CST Wastewater technology for industry and municipalities2018-08-28T14:03:52+10:00

Waste technologies transform problems to profit as water innovators combat the twin impact of drought and pollution

Anaerobic digestion processes that radically improve the quality of waste water while delivering green energy extracted from biological waste streams are emerging as a profitable way for agricultural and food processing industries to cope with the twin impact of drought and pollution challenges. High-temperature thermophilic anaerobic digestion technologies, typically operating at 55 deg Read more...

Waste technologies transform problems to profit as water innovators combat the twin impact of drought and pollution2018-08-28T14:03:53+10:00

Historic Avondale College offers an example for the future of water and energy sustainability in Australia

An historic Australian college imbued with a strong sense of social responsibility has committed itself to a programme of water and energy conservation designed to deliver strong sustainability benefits also applicable to many other businesses and institutions. Avondale College at Cooranbong near Newcastle The historic 118-year-old Avondale College of Higher Read more...

Historic Avondale College offers an example for the future of water and energy sustainability in Australia2018-08-28T14:03:53+10:00

Containerised FAST wastewater treatment adopted for purification and recycling throughout Australia

Environmentally concerned companies throughout Australia are taking up an easily portable solution to wastewater treatment at remote sites that can be built into standard shipping containers. A FAST® unit, the most recent installation of which has capacity exceeding 300 cubic metres a day. The modular Smith and Loveless FAST® Process Read more...

Containerised FAST wastewater treatment adopted for purification and recycling throughout Australia2018-08-28T14:03:53+10:00
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