A decade ago, Aurora was under extreme water shortages, and with a rapidly growing community, this presented a problem. The city needed access to more water - safe water as quickly as possible.

Bloomfield, NM was notified that their water supply was not in compliance and had to decide on a solution quickly, or risk their water plant being shut down. The Trident HS was able to provide the highest quality water at the lowest possible cost.

The EPA has reduced the maximum for acceptable levels of arsenic in water. To ensure that this water is safe, granular ferric hydroxide (GFH) is being injected into the water.

Since 1997, Siemens Memcor membrane systems have provided 35 Great Lakes water treatment plants, the next generation of proven technologies to keep up with the ever growing demand for safe, high quality and low cost water.

In late 2009, two new U.S. Federal regulations went into effect that directly impact drinking water utilities; the Ground Water Rule and the EPA Method 334. How can you efficiently meet the latest environmental regulations?

Two short years ago, Shangba was known as the "cancer village", with no access to safe water. The village wanted to change their current situation and start producing water that was safe by and national village standards.