Stories theme: Water

Tekniska verken is a utility provider for one of the world's most resource-efficient regions – the Swedish city of Linköping and the surrounding area. Today they’re offering biogas to more customers than ever before thanks to Kemira’s chemistry and applications expertise.

The lively city of Prague is known for its Baroque architecture, rich history and vibrant culture. At Kemira, we believe the city’s wastewater treatment deserves a bit of the spotlight too. Our customer Veolia is keeping Prague’s water pristine by meeting strict phosphorus requirements and reducing their CO2 footprint - all while saving costs.

This webinar brings together two expert panelists behind the recent “Water Management 2040 – future scenarios” publication. The report is the outcome of discussions between water experts and influencers on the possible future scenarios that lie ahead of us in terms of clean water. Join the webinar to learn more and hear what the different scenarios would mean to actors in the clean water value-chain.

Managing wastewater treatment in the era of climate change means readying yourself for extreme weather. It also means using resources efficiently and reducing greenhouse gas emissions. Improving resilience and efficiency now while preparing for the future is exactly what the Kemira KemConnect™ digital platform has been created for.

If you manage a wastewater treatment plant, you already know it’s time to get serious about climate change. Utilities are under pressure to deliver more with less, especially when it comes to energy use and greenhouse gas emissions. Whether your forecast calls for intense droughts or storm clouds ahead, the silver lining is that plenty of solutions are readily available.

Many extreme weather events like storms, floods, droughts and wildfires are linked to climate change. If the planet continues to heat up, weather is likely to get even more unpredictable. How can water treatment facilities cope? How can they be part of the solution?

What will the future of water management look like? Download the “Water management 2040 – future scenarios” report to find out what kinds of different scenarios our expert panel was able to envision.

Wastewater treatment plants can increase capacity while reducing their carbon footprint. The city of Fredrikstad is proof. Learn how this Norwegian municipality is expanding its capacity with circular design and energy efficiency in mind.

The circular economy could mean a design overhaul for some of the world’s essential systems. But how about water treatment plants?

Learn why more municipalities are turning to chemistry to increase resource efficiency in wastewater treatment and unlock value.