Today’s challenge for sustainable water management is to develop environmentally friendly,economically viable, and energy-efficient processes for treating and preserving the world’s limited water resources. Successful approaches will provide a high removal-efficiency of pollutants and nutrient recovery while also reducing the carbon footprint, minimizing waste, and protecting human health and the environment.
The classification:
- Recycling technology
- Sewage treatment and solid waste management
- Water purification
Our Approach to Working with the Water and Waste Industry
ACN is dedicated to helping each of our clients design a green strategy to identify the potential cut on carbon emission as well as implement innovative technology to optimize efficiency:
- Evaluate and identify potential carbon reduction
- Digitalize relevant carbon data for measurement
- Implement green technology to reduce carbon footprints and keep tracking until targets are met
Recycling Technology
Potable reuse is a sustainable water treatment option that is slowly growing in popularity, especially as water scarcity becomes more problematic. Singapore’s NEWater program has taken that approach since 2002, becoming a world leader in such reuse.
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Sewage Treatment and Solid Waste Management
There is a need for a paradigm shift toward developing indigenous technologies that convert solid waste to cheap and clean energy. Various innovations use the “green technology approach” in putting trash back into the value chain.
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Water Purification
Water filters that capture and kill virus and bacteria with low pressure.
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