RWL Water

Looking to the future, Fluence has been increasing its efforts in the areas of smart technology and decentralized water and #wastewater treatment, which open new possibilities for rural and remote areas. This approach recently got a nod from Frost & Sullivan, which named Fluence its 2018 Decentralized Water & Wastewater Treatment Company of the Year. #FrostBPAwards

We’re pleased to announce that Fluence has been named the 2018 Decentralized Water & Wastewater Treatment Company of the Year by Frost & Sullivan. This is a tremendous honor along our path to becoming the leading global provider of innovative and cost-effective decentralized treatment solutions.

"We believe the future of the water and #wastewater market is in decentralized smart systems." Fluence VP Technology Ravid Levy discusses NIROBOX, #MABR, and the many benefits of decentralized treatment solutions with The Water Network. Check out the full interview here.

What is waste-to-energy technology? Instead of scrapping organic waste from food products and sewage, #AnaerobicDigestion converts the waste to biogas, a combination of carbon dioxide and methane that can be used for plant operations and co-generation of electricity. Learn more in this short video.

Happy New Year! 2017 was an exceptional year for Fluence in so many ways. From exciting new technology like #MABR to our progress in the China #wastewater treatment market, here are some of the reasons we're grateful for 2017 and are ready for the challenges of 2018.

https://www.fluencecorp.com/report-australian-water-price/A recent study says the price of water in Australia could more than double by 2030. Flexible, decentralized solutions like containerized #desalination plants can provide the efficiency necessary to prevent spiking prices.

At Fluence, our vision is to become the leading global provider of fast-to-deploy, decentralized water and #wastewater treatment solutions. But what exactly is decentralized treatment? And why is it an important solution for global #WaterScarcity challenges?

#Aeration is a critical part of the #WastewaterTreatment process, but also one of its most energy intensive. Check out this Q&A with Fluence to learn more about how aeration technology is evolving to help plant operators save energy and reduce costs.

We’re excited to announce that Emefcy and RWL Water have merged to become Fluence Corporation, bringing together breakthrough technologies and proven delivery platforms to empower businesses and communities worldwide to make the most of their water resources. Check out the full news release, and stay tuned to www.FluenceCorp.com for the latest innovations in decentralized water, wastewater, and reuse treatment.

Check out this Q&A with RWL Water senior electrical engineer, Mario Coviello, and application engineer, Emily Gloe, about saving energy and lowering the cost of aeration operations, as well as RWL Water’s latest solar-powered #aeration solution.

Find out how RWL Water helped a fish processing plant improve the quality of its effluents, reduce disposable waste, and save thousands in energy costs, all without interrupting current operations.

If you're working with #aeration equipment for industrial applications, here are 5 ways to ensure a sustainable, successful operation.