Media Update, page-525

Last week on World Water Day Fluence released their inFluence newsletter with some recent events.


https://www.thebubble.com/seawater-beer-argentina/
@morganp first posted about this in Feb.


@ywtoh first posted this last week.

Another short time-lapse of the first SUBRE project in Israel can be seen here:



https://www.fluencecorp.com/wp-content/uploads/2019/02/20190227-Ivory-Coast.pdf


Yaron mentions they have more in the R&D pipeline than they can get to!
Looks like they are working on developing some nice combination MABR treatment systems, utilizing other expertise from other ex-RWL business units.

He also mentions a combination MABR+UF unit, I believe this would have been developed for the special WaterFleet mobile unit, as previously WaterFleet were using MBBR+UF in their Reclaimer Rig.
https://www.fluencecorp.com/wp-content/uploads/2018/08/1828223.pdf


Detailed event write up here.
Interim Stanford report here.

Stay tuned for FURTHER UPDATES from the Stanford testing site!???

Also of note is new Californian partner JBI Water.
https://www.jbiwater.com/

Also reminder of why Tristan Bounds from Orenco Systems chose MABR:
After conducting a thorough technical and financial assessment of seven different treatment processes, Bounds concluded that the Fluence MABR offered the best performance at the lowest capital and operations and maintenance cost.
Bounds is quick to point out that all the benefits of MABR in a compact footprint is not typical of small-footprint technologies in general, but Fluence has figured out away to make it so.

More mention of Maryland and Chesapeake Bay.
@elleburra and @sell started some discussion here, here, here, and here.