Noticias sobre Asia Pacific
AUD 983 million Fitzroy to Gladstone Pipeline advances Central Queensland’s water future
The AUD 983 million Fitzroy to Gladstone Pipeline (FGP) project has reached a key stage of delivery, with all pipes now installed along the 117-kilometre route linking the Lower Fitzroy River to Gladstone’s water network.
TasWater advances Launceston Sewer Transformation, part of major AUD 435m infrastructure programme
TasWater is progressing with one of the most significant environmental and infrastructure initiatives in its history: the Launceston Sewer Transformation (LST) Project.
“I see YV Water as a climate leader, helping people and the water sector build a resilient future”
As one of Australia’s most progressive water utilities, Yarra Valley Water is known for its strong focus on sustainability, innovation, and community outcomes.
ADB invests $145 million to improve water infrastructure in the Philippines
The Asian Development Bank (ADB) has made a $145 million (in Philippine pesos equivalent) investment in Maynilad Water Services, Inc.
Rising above the floods: keeping families safe with climate-resilient toilets
When the monsoon rains arrive in Gaibandha, water spreads across courtyards and paths, turning familiar spaces into shallow pools.
Veolia secures AUD $700m in Australian water contracts to boost efficiency and water security
Veolia has strengthened its position as one of Australia’s leading private water operators, securing AUD $700 million (around US$458 million) in contracts with key utilities including Central Highlands Water, Hunter Water and Seqwater.
Taiwan International Water Week 2025 closes its most international and strategic edition
The 2025 edition of Taiwan International Water Week (TIWW), held from October 29 to 31 at the Taipei Nangang Exhibition Center (TaiNEX), confirmed its role as Taiwan’s leading B2B platform dedicated to the water sector.
Technology, resilience and quality: Taiwan’s water innovation on display
The second day of Taiwan International Water Week (TIWW) 2025 placed the spotlight on the exhibition area at the Taipei Nangang Exhibition Center, where companies, institutions and professionals from around the world gathered to explore cutting-edge solutions for efficient, safe and sustainable water management.
Sydney Water advances $2 billion Upper South Creek Networks Program
Sydney Water has broken ground on the next stage of its $2 billion-plus Upper South Creek Networks Program, marking a major milestone in delivering essential wastewater infrastructure to support Western Sydney’s rapid urban growth.
Taiwan International Water Week 2025 opens with a global call for innovation and sustainability
Taiwan International Water Week (TIWW) 2025 officially opened today at the Taipei Nangang Exhibition Center (TaiNEX 1), reaffirming its position as a key meeting point in Asia for innovation and technology in the water sector.
GHD to lead TasWater’s $100 million design framework for state-wide water upgrades
TasWater has selected engineering firm GHD as its partner for the Engineering, Planning and Design (EPD) Framework, a decade-long, AUD $100 million programme of dams, water and sewerage upgrades across Tasmania.
Towards greener and economical desalination solutions
In an era where water scarcity looms as one of humanity's greatest challenges, the Asia-Pacific (APAC) region faces an evolving crisis.
K-water and OpenAI collaborate on AI-based water management and climate forecasting
The Korea Water Resources Corporation (K-water) and OpenAI have announced a collaboration aimed at using artificial intelligence to enhance global water management and improve the prediction of extreme weather events such as floods and droughts, reports Korea JoongAng Daily.
Taiwan Water Week 2025: smart solutions and sustainability converge in Taipei
Taiwan International Water Week 2025 will convene global water professionals in Taipei this October, showcasing smart infrastructure, sustainability, and net-zero solutions while fostering collaboration across Asia’s water ecosystem in response to mounting climate pressures and resource challenges.
DuPont signs agreement to acquire Sinochem (Ningbo) RO Memtech to advance global water filtration
DuPont (NYSE: DD) has signed an agreement to acquire Sinochem (Ningbo) RO Memtech Co., Ltd.
India to upgrade water infrastructure in Uttarakhand with $191 million financing from EIB Global
EIB Global, the European Investment Bank’s development arm, is lending the Indian government $191 million to upgrade and expand water infrastructure in the northern state of Uttarakhand.
Melbourne Water lodges 2026–31 Price Submission with AUD 7.8 billion investment plan
Melbourne Water has submitted its 2026–31 Price Submission to the Essential Services Commission (ESC), the State’s independent economic regulator, outlining a AUD 7.8 billion investment plan to secure Melbourne’s water future.
WA’s largest-ever steel water pipeline being laid, part of next step in Alkimos Desalination Plant
Western Australia’s largest-ever steel water main pipeline is now being laid in Perth's northern suburbs, marking a significant milestone in the $2.8 billion Alkimos Seawater Desalination Plant (ASDP) — the State’s third seawater desalination facility and a cornerstone of its future water security strategy.
NSW Government appoints Darren Cleary as new Sydney Water CEO
The New South Wales Government has announced the appointment of Darren Cleary as the new Chief Executive Officer of Sydney Water, marking the beginning of a new chapter in strategic planning and service delivery for the state’s largest water utility.
Pasteurisation plays crucial role in award winning New Zealand AD plant
An award-winning biogas plant, which pioneered food waste collection and treatment in New Zealand, has benefitted from using a dedicated pasteurisation system supplied by HRS Heat Exchangers.