With Groundwater as the theme this World Water Day, it gives me an opportunity to share some of the insight into Hydro’s ability to harness and efficiently purify the resource. With the effects of climate change worsening, the precious commodity that is safe clean water, will become more of a valued resource, and having the technological expertise to treat and reuse ground water will be more important than ever.
Hydro is proud to have deployed innovative groundwater purification technologies for clients and partners around the globe, from agriculture farms in Egypt, to water scarce communities in India, Bangladesh and sub Saharan Africa. Hydro’s technologies are developed to specifically target constituents within the water, with a key focus on minimising waste by-products. A prime example of this work, is the development of Hydro’s EC (Electrocoagulation) technology, which is able to uniquely target Arsenic from groundwater sources. Hydro is delighted to be working with the NGO BRAC to transpose this work into the field, and to deploy life saving purification systems for communities whose groundwater, and only water source, is compromised by highly toxic Arsenic.
Each year World Water Day is a day for us at Hydro to celebrate the precious commodity that is water, and that access to, and use of clean water, is a privilege we aim to give to as many people as possible. With factors such as climate change and the tightening of environmental regulations impacting the water industry globally, we at Hydro are committed to being change-makers, by developing new technologies to help businesses be more environmentally friendly with their effluent, and so that access to clean Water can continue to be a privilege, more and more people have access to.
