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On World Water day, our CEO, Wayne Preece, describes a global first – a remote build of a water purification plant in Bangladesh. What does water mean to you? That’s the question posed by the UN today. Here in Wales, I’m tempted to sigh and say rain.  We take this precious natural resource for granted. Not World Water Day 2021

Cleantech developed by Carmarthenshire-based Hydro Industries will be shipped to Bangladesh this weekend to provide safe drinking water for communities currently reliant on contaminated currently reliant on contaminated sources. Llangennech based Hydro Industries technology is being deployed to some of the world’s poorest communities as part of a global partnership to meet one of the The West Wales Tech Firm Bringing Clean Water to Some of The World’s Poorest Communities

Global water technology company Hydro Industries has secured a contract to treat wastewater in Saudi Arabia, its first in the Middle Eastern Kingdom.  The project is seen as a further endorsement of Hydro’s home-grown technology, and its ability to deploy solutions on a global scale and provide a world class services.  The Llangennech, Carmarthenshire based Hydro Industries Welsh Firm Secures it’s First Contract in Saudi Arabia

It’s a cruel, painful paradox that a small but densely populated country, can be flooded relentlessly yet remain persistently short of safe water. 80% of Bangladesh is floodplain and it has a vast coastal region. Every year, about a fifth of the country is sunk, displacing thousands and destroying their homes, wellbeing and dreams. Among the many Bangladesh