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Green is indeed very green for GE. |
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What is ecomaginationsm? To quote GE’s 2006 Annual Report,“Ecomagination is a business strategy to meet customers’ demands for more energy-efficient, less emissive products and to drive reliable growth for GE—growth that delivers for investors long term. Ecomagination also reflects GE’s commitment to invest in a future that creates innovative solutions to environmental challenges and delivers valuable products and services to customers while generating profitable growth for the Company.
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| 24 May 2007 |
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Four GE water treatment technologies that increase water availability and protect the world's water sources receive Ecomagination Certification |
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24/5/7, UNIVERSAL CITY, CA
Reaffirming GE’s ecomagination commitment to new technologies that help customers meet environmental challenges, GE Water & Process Technologies, a unit of General Electric Company (NYSE: GE), announced today that four of its advanced water treatment technologies have received ecomagination certification.
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| 28 Feb 2006 |
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Breakthrough for food industry Water disinfection and clarification |
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Until recently, using membranes for whole home residential or small business/community clarification and disinfection has not been an option for the market. Recent technical advances made by ZENON Environmental in hollow fibre membrane technology for its large-scale municipal and industrial plants (such as the Tuakau Water Treatment Facility installed in 2002 to purify Waikato River water for Auckland municipal supply) have changed this.
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| 01 Feb 2006 |
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Valuable asset to your home and your business |
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Now expanded to the 16th region of New Zealand, an increasing number of lifestyleblock dwellers are upgrading their water supply with the Homespring™ Central Water Purifier. The families enjoy the ultimate peace of mind and self-sufficiency with safer, pure tasting water delivered at every tap in their homes. The treatment applications are widely ranging from private homes, to winery, small food factory, motor camp, restaurant and dairy farm on all water sources.
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| 01 Dec 2005 |
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New Membrane Point of Entry Filtration System Certified as Microbiological Purifier: a disinfection solution for all water sources |
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In both developed and developing countries throughout the world, the need for small, self-contained point of entry (POE) water purifying systems is acute. One of the most recognized manufacturers of municipal membrane water and wastewater treatment systems has focused on the development of a new solution that addresses these needs by bringing cutting-edge commercial water treatment technology to homes and small industries throughout the world.
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| 01 Nov 2005 |
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Hollow Fiber Ultrafiltration Membranes |
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Membrane technology offers advancement in residential water treatment
During the past decade, municipalities and industries throughout the world have been adopting ultrafiltration (UF) membrane technology to safeguard public health, protect the environment and create sustainable water supplies. ZENON Environmental, Inc. has recently introduced their ZeeWeed® UF membrane technology into the residential market with the Homespring™ Central Water Purifier.
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| 10 Oct 2005 |
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Regulations raise the bar for required water quality |
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With up to 40% of farmers failing water testing at the cow shed, many are taking a second look at what they often drink in their own homes.
...The Chamberlain farm now has a Zenon Homespring ultrafilter installed in the pump house, imported by Hora Hora-based Home Spring New Zealand Ltd and named by Popular Science magazine as 'The Best of What's New in 2004'.
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| 01 Dec 2004 |
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Clear-thinking earns praise |
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DANNEVIRKE is drinking to its upgraded wastewater plant and its outfall. In fact, if people could get their heads around the issue of where the water comes from, they could drink the toast in the outflow water...
The Zeeweed process, from Canada's Zenon Environmental, had previously used on only one site south of the Equator, in Australia. At an estimated $3.38 million and built 1.6 percent under that, it "certainly wasn't the cheapest".
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| 01 Nov 2004 |
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Popular Science Magazine awards Homespring as the |
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This award recognizes the breakthrough technologies and innovations that change the way we live life today and in the future.
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