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From October 16 to 18, 2019, IFAT India 2019 in Mumbai will open its doors for the seventh time. More than 250 exhibitors at India’s Leading Trade Fair for Water, Sewage, Solid Waste and Recycling will present their solutions for the pressing environmental challenges of the Indian subcontinent — from the water crisis to sustainable urban development.

The water sector should be at the forefront of the UK’s artificial intelligence and data revolution, according to Ofwat.

With more than $2 billion in exports, the air conditioning industry continues to add value to the economy.

The next CPSA (Certified Pump System Auditor) course has been scheduled for 18-21 November 2019 at the BPMA offices in West Bromwich.

The 2019 Chem Show, to be held October 22-24 at the Javits Center in New York City, will host more than 270 exhibiting companies and 5,000+ CPI professionals for three days of 1-1 networking, product interaction, educational seminars and best practices learning.

Ebara Corporation held the 2nd Ebara Open Innovation International Symposium on CMP in Fujisawa in June 2019. Six domestic and international professors and associate professors, who are involved with collaborative research in CMP, attended this year.

The first ‘CE Marking Guidance Course’, staged by the BPMA on 16th July has been heralded a great success by all those who attended – members and non-members alike.

TEC Electric Motors has played host to a technical conference for one of its long-standing customers, Fluid Power Group, making the most of extensive new meeting facilities at TEC’s headquarters in Hartlebury, Worcestershire.

Valuable insights into how the water sector can manage data more effectively will be given at an upcoming British Water event this autumn.

The Indian subcontinent is facing an increasing water scarcity. The latest example is Chennai: The capital of the Indian state of Tamil Nadu needs to be supplied with the “blue gold” by special trains. According to the Desalination Institute DME, located in Duisburg, Germany, 52 different desalination technologies are currently available and could help to cope with this challenge.