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Potable Water

Equity at the Tap

Across America, safe drinking water is universal in principle but unequal in practice. Small communities face rising costs, aging infrastructure, and regulatory complexity that larger cities can absorb more easily. Yet the solutions—and the stakes—are the same: everyone deserves clean, reliable water at the tap.

Grundfos + Newterra
Press Release

Grundfos successfully completes acquisition of Newterra

Following a series of acquisitions in water treatment in recent years, Grundfos has entered into an agreement to acquire Pittsburgh based water and wastewater treatment company Newterra. It marks another step towards expanding the company’s presence in North America..

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News

Newterra Participates in one of nation’s largest PFAS treatment facilities to Deliver PFAS‑Free Water to Over 100,000 Residents

In Wilmington, Delaware, Veolia North America teamed up with Newterra to address a pressing public health issue: PFAS…

Poul Due Jensen, CEO, Grundfos (left), Kevin Cassidy, CEO, Newterra (middle) and Inge Delobelle, Divisional CEO, Industry, Grundfos (right)
Press Release

Newterra Agrees to be Acquired by Grundfos.

Following a series of acquisitions in water treatment in recent years, Grundfos has entered into an agreement to acquire Pittsburgh based water and wastewater treatment company Newterra. It marks another step towards expanding the company’s presence in North America..

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News

Successful FAT and Cultural Visit

El Salvador Sugar Producer Approves Newterra Units After Successful FAT and Cultural Visit

Newterra desalination
Stormwater

When the Rains Come

In Hawai‘i, rain is a near-daily presence—nourishing forests, recharging aquifers, and sustaining the natural beauty that defines the islands. But in urban and industrial areas, the rain carries something else…

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Stormwater

Rain is the New Liability

Across much of North America, rainfall has become more than just a weather event. In regions like California, Oregon, British Columbia, and parts of the Northeastern U.S., regulators increasingly treat storms as compliance triggers. Industrial facilities are being held accountable for the quality of the water that leaves their sites—and the consequences of falling short are becoming more tangible.

Decentralized Wastewater Treatment

When Small Communities Face Big Infrastructure Challenges

The appeal of decentralized systems goes beyond just feasibility. For smaller or rural municipalities, they offer meaningful advantages in three critical areas: speed, resilience, and operability.

Rain falling on a manufacturing facility in the Pacific Northwest
Industrial

Lessons for Stormwater Compliance

Industrial sites across California, Oregon, and Washington face increasing pressure to meet evolving stormwater regulations. Whether you’re managing a truck yard, marina, or manufacturing facility, stormwater compliance isn’t just a regulatory box to check—it’s an operational responsibility with real financial risk.

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