Noticias sobre Asia Pacific
LG Chem to sell water filter business to Glenwood PE for $692 million
LG Chem has reached an agreement to sell its water filter business to Glenwood Private Equity (PE) for approximately 1 trillion won ($692 million), reports The Korea Economic Daily.
Bilateral tension: India reduces the flow of a river supplying Pakistan by 90%
The National Hydroelectric Power Corporation of India (NHPC) has cut the flow of the Chenab River — one of the key Indus basin rivers originating in the Himalayas and supplying water to Pakistan — by 90 percent, highlighting a new sign of rising tensions between the two countries.
Tetra Tech to expand digital automation capabilities with acquisition of SAGE Group
Tetra Tech, a global leader in high-end consulting and engineering services focused on water, environmental, and sustainable infrastructure solutions, has announced a definitive agreement to acquire SAGE Group.
WFP and EFSD partner to improve food security in Armenia through better water management
The United Nations World Food Programme (WFP) and the Eurasian Fund for Stabilization and Development (EFSD) are joining forces to improve food security in Armenia through better water management.
Study finds drinking water plumbing systems are a reservoir for antimicrobial resistant pathogens
A growing threat of antimicrobial resistant (AMR) pathogens poses a critical public health threat—and drinking water plumbing systems serve as significant but overlooked reservoirs of these problematic microbes.
Maynilad expands water reuse program with NEW WATER facility in Pasay City
Maynilad Water Services is advancing its commitment to sustainable water solutions with the near completion of its second NEW WATER facility in Pasay City, Phillippines.
SUEZ commissions China’s largest industrial membrane-based seawater desalination plant
A major seawater desalination plant, developed by SUEZ for Wanhua Chemical Group, has officially commenced operations at the company’s Penglai Industrial Park in Yantai, Shandong Province.
Lee Kuan Yew Water Prize 2026 opens for nominations
Lee Kuan Yew Water Prize (LKYWP) 2026, the prestigious biennial award that honours outstanding contributions by individuals or organisations for solving the world’s water challenges, launched its call for nominations.
Risk of water shortages builds-up as Hindu Kush Himalaya faces 23-year-record-low snow persistence
According to the latest Snow Update Report, the Hindu Kush Himalaya (HKH) region experienced its third consecutive below-normal snow year in 2025, with snow persistence – the fraction of time snow is on the ground after snowfall–hitting a vicennial record low of – 23.6%.
Scientists decode ocean patterns to predict China’s persistent summer rains
Extreme rainfall events can lead to devastating floods, landslides, and widespread damage, yet predicting them remains a significant challenge.
Kyrgyz Republic launches first phase of universal water supply program with World Bank support
The World Bank’s Board of Executive Directors approved $121 million in financing for the first phase of the Kyrgyz Republic Water Supply and Sanitation Universal Access Program.
Decades of satellite imagery reveal new insights into river mobility
An analysis of satellite imagery of major river systems in the Philippines has revealed surprising insights into how rivers behave, with significant implications for river management in tropical settings.
Climate warming increases flood risks from rain-on-snow events in high mountain Asia, study finds
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New technology to enable sustainable production of bio-oils from treated sewage
Australian technology developed at RMIT University could enable more sustainable and cheaper production of bio-oils to replace petroleum-based products in electronic, construction and automotive applications.
Clark Water fuels sustainable growth in Clark Freeport Zone, Philippines
Clark Water, a Manila Water Non-East Zone operating unit, is playing a vital role in driving sustainable development in the Clark Freeport Zone (CFZ) through strategic investments in water and wastewater infrastructure.
AECOM to support Sydney Water with capital investment program as Design Development Partner
AECOM has been selected as a Design Development Partner for Sydney Water, Australia’s largest water utility, in a landmark capital investment initiative set to reshape Greater Sydney’s water infrastructure over the next decade.
AUD 100M water and sewer upgrade to future-proof infrastructure in Coliban Region, Victoria
Coliban Water is embarking on a major 10-year plus program of work to renew and upgrade the critical pipes and pumps that move water and sewage around our region, adding to an historic legacy of infrastructure projects that have supported local communities for more than 100 years.
Steven Waterhouse will become Wannon Water’s new Managing Director
Chair Helen Scarborough has announced the appointment, saying the Board had agreed that Mr Waterhouse was the right person to lead Wannon Water into the future.
Hunter Water invests in long-term water security with key reservoir upgrades
Hunter Water is investing over AUD 30 million to upgrade key reservoirs across the Hunter region in New South Wales, in a move to bolster long-term water security and meet growing demand.
Unitywater launches recycled water irrigation scheme in South East Queensland
Unitywater has officially launched the Wamuran Irrigation Scheme, marking a major milestone in sustainable agriculture and water management in South East Queensland.