waste | Infrastructure news - Part 266

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A fresh look at the future of nuclear power

Nuclear power is a critical element in limiting greenhouse gas emissions, and a new Technology Roadmap co-authored by the International Energy Agency (IEA) and the Nuclear Energy Agency outlines the next steps for growth in the aftermath of the...
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Responding positively to the Green Drop challenge

In 2008, the Department of Water and Sanitation (DWS) realised that many municipalities do not manage, maintain and operate their wastewater systems in compliance with legislation posing an apparent risk to human health and safe environment. A set...

Addressing water supply problems in Mauritius

The government of Mauritius has spelled out major reforms to address the long standing problem of domestic water supply. The most prominent issue the Government Programme 2015-2019 aims to tackle is the mobilisation of water resources and...

Deadline looms for PVC pipe manufacturers

Manufacturers of PVC pipes in South Africa have less than six months left to ensure that their products are compliant with the Southern African Bureau of Standards’ (SABS) ruling that all locally manufactured be free of heavy metals by July 2015....
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Millions poured into Saldanha Bay infrastructure

Saldanha Bay is set to benefit financially from a R9.65-billion investment in infrastructure projects from the Transnet National Ports Authority. The investment is aimed at enhancing the deep-water port’s ability to service the offshore oil...

AWF tackles sanitation demands in the Seychelles

The African Water Facility (AWF) has approved a €1.07-million grant for the development of an Integrated Comprehensive Sanitation Plan for the Seychelles. The 10-year plan will follow an integrated approach, looking at the synergies with related...