City officials have issued a boil water advisory covering all areas south of the Metropolitan Expressway (Highway 40), from LaSalle to Pointe-aux-Trembles and including the boroughs of Anjou, and Villeray-Saint-Michel-Parc-Extension.

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CONTACT: Brian Dooley, 404-771-4580, bdooley@bcrenv.com

BCR’s Neutralizer® solution at CCUA eliminates odors, reduces energy consumption and lowers biosolids treatment costs

JACKSONVILLE, Florida – May 15, 2013 – The Clay County Utility Authority (CCUA) is the 2013 recipient of the Florida Water Environment Association (FWEA) Biosolids/Residuals Program Excellence Award for Technology Innovation and Development. CCUA received the award for implementing BCR Environmental’s Neutralizer® solution at its four regional wastewater treatment facilities.

FWEA’s Biosolids/Residuals Program Excellence Awards recognize excellence in all areas of biosolids management including programs with sound management, effective communication to stakeholders, and community-friendly practices. The purpose of these awards is to recognize and promote the safe management, public acceptance and beneficial use of biosolids.

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Newterra’s modular sewage treatment system is designed to expand or contract, depending on work force needs

For Newterra Ltd., the key to selling innovative products is to think inside the box. The Brockville, Ont.-based company makes sewage treatment systems for remote locations. Its products combine advanced filtering technology with a modular approach that packages its equipment inside standard shipping containers.

The containers – essentially giant steel boxes – can be easily shipped just about anywhere, and the capacity of a system can be increased merely by adding more units. That is hugely appealing to mining or oil and gas firms that need to process sewage at remote camps in the Canadian North, Africa, South America, or anywhere around the world.

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There’s enough to deal with when workers are on a remote site. The last thing employers need to worry about is providing crews with fresh water and good sanitation.

In 2001, Kevin Slough, an experienced engineer with master’s degrees in environmental engineering and business administration, recognized the opportunity to provide mobile high-quality water and wastewater treatment systems to construction and drilling camps in the Fort McMurray area in Alberta, Canada’s oil sands. With a couple of (now retired) partners and investors he started FilterBoxx Water and Environmental. Its systems can be found in most of the man camps in Alberta and on gas, oil and mining work sites and man camps in British Columbia, Saskatchewan and Ontario.

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To help achieve the goals laid out in the Navy’s energy program, the NAS Jacksonville recently installed an innovative (first-of-its kind for the Department of Defense) sludge treatment solution at its wastewater treatment plant to reduce energy consumption, lower costs, and recycle waste.

The CleanB™ sludge treatment system from BCR Environmental relies on simple, safe and repeatable chemistry to achieve disinfection of sewage sludge and organic waste.

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Cincinnati’s water technology hub will serve as a catalyst to advance water technology, research and policy in tandem with economic development through the formation of public-private partnerships among utilities, environmental technology companies, researchers, economic development, government agencies and others. Cincinnati is now poised to position itself as a world-leader in water technology innovation.

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“The $68,798 in FedDev Ontario funding will allow us to improve filtration at wastewater plants and, more importantly, increase biogas production,” says Dr. Anderson, who worked with newterra to evaluate the technology.

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“Those folks have to be put up somewhere and they are, of course, put up in camps,” says FilterBoxx CEO Larry Novachis. “The camps have to provide them with both water and sewage treatment.”

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Climate Change Business Journal® (CCBJ) is a business research publication which provides high value strategic business intelligence to the climate change industry. CCBJ has honored ENBALA along with 33 other companies for business achievement in revenue growth, smart grid & energy management, low carbon & renewable power, energy efficiency innovation, renewable energy integration, climate change adaptation projects, NGO activity and more.

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