Canada-headed water treatment technology provider H2O Innovation Inc. has announced that its Water Technologies & Services (WTS) business line has recently been awarded eight new water and wastewater treatment plant (WWTP) projects, including six industrial projects.
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These new contracts, with a total value of CA$8.4 million, increase the WTS backlog to CA$56.0 million.
The Corporation’s most recent contract awards involve a 1.5 MGD (5 700 m3/day) ceramic ultrafiltration (UF) system for the Fort Berthold Indian Reservation in North Dakota (ND) in the United States.
This design will feature a high-water recovery rate of over 97 percent. Because the proposed system will use ceramic membranes, it is in line with the client’s objective to mitigate lifecycle expenses and streamline operational practices, while generating water of superior quality for the community.
The Corporation has been awarded another project for an electric vehicle (EV) manufacturer that includes a treatment using multimedia filters, degasifiers, and reverse osmosis (RO) systems.
This system will produce 150 GPM (820 m3/day) of make-up water for cooling towers and is expected to be completed by the end of 2023.
H2O Innovation has also secured a contract for a 1.0 MGD (4 000 m3/day) treatment system with two seawater reverse osmosis (SWRO) trains for a US client.
The end user, located at a resort in Latin America, needs a reliable and energy-efficient source of desalinated water which was the driving factor behind the design of this new project. This project is expected to be completed within the next twelve months.
The fourth project includes an 18 MGD (68 130 m3/day) UF system for the West End Water Treatment Plant in the City of Billings, Montana (MT).
The UF system will be comprised of seven trains and will treat surface water for the City’s drinking water supply.
H2O Innovation has recently received the contract to complete the design of the UF system and the water treatment plant is expected to go into operation in 2025.
In addition to the previously mentioned projects, the Corporation was awarded four new industrial projects, one of which involves a four-month extension for a UF rental.
Two other contracts include the delivery of systems for a client specialized in the production of biofuels. Finally, H2O Innovation secured a contract to supply a RO system for a client in the US automotive industry.
We are pleased to have secured contracts with both new and recurring clients for water and wastewater projects. This reflects our ability to deliver high-quality systems and build strong and lasting relationships with our clients. Our team collaborates with them to identify their specific needs and to tailor effective and sustainable solutions to meet those requirements. As we move forward, we remain committed to creating value for our clients and to helping them achieve their objectives, stated Frédéric Dugré, President and CEO of H2O Innovation.
