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In the Post Milk Generation, the Future Belongs to Brands that Master These Three Challenges

Dean Foods' Tale of Disruption: Plenty of Signs that Things Were Beginning to Curdle On Tuesday, Dean Foods, the US's ...
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Two Visions For On-Demand Farm Insight

How might innovations from Google and Salesforce bring an ocean of agricultural data to a farmer's smartphone? Farming might be ...
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Are farmers pioneering the next mobile app ecosystem?

"To succeed, innovation usually requires pressure, necessity and even adversity; the fear of loss often proves more powerful than the ...
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Where is the Eden app for farmers?

Last month, we had one of the first public views of Eden, Walmart’s suite of produce management applications.  Eden may ...
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Tracking the Emergence of the New American Farmer

As American farmers struggle through the fourth year of a historic dip in world grain prices, they’re increasingly looking to ...
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Is Agriculture IoT a Ripe Target for Softbank’s Next Big Windfall?

In his career finale, a pioneering investor aims to lead a massive shift in communications. Last week, Japanese investment giant ...
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Piloting “Spaceship Earth” into a Circular Economy

As leading corporations shift to restorative production, water engineers will find themselves at the center of the first wave. Almost ...
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Dow Water’s Path to the Circular Economy

Is water the natural starting point for the circular economy? Eliminating waste is one of the magical overlaps between business ...
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Water jobs: The faces behind the new water tech economy

As US infrastructure crumbles and water supplies dwindle, the cities that are leading deployment of distributed water solutions are finding ...
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Can a Drought Make California Rich?

Water engineers fashioned California into an agricultural giant and built some of the world’s greatest cities through monumental infrastructure projects, from ...
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California water utilities stake out new role in energy programs to finance their future

California thrust its water utilities front and center during the recent drought. Water utility managers, who had been accustomed to working ...
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Can San Francisco’s integrated water policy unlock the market for onsite water?

Cleantech investors have been stymied by the US water market. In 2015, water tech accounted for only 2.2% of cleantech ...
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Hawaii’s sweltering heat emerges as a new challenge to schools

As Hawaii's cooling tradewinds have faltered and ocean temperatures rise, Hawaii's leadership moved earlier this year to invest a significant chunk ...
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It’s in the water: DC RPS considers a new source for renewable cooling

In the densely packed megacities of the future, warming climates and rising incomes will make cooling a decisive factor--- for ...
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Water tech leaders build during grim times on the drillpad

Some of the best known companies have their roots in tough times: Apple, Disney, GE and IBM all built their ...
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Could Data Centers Lead California’s Drought-Tech Future?

California prides itself on being the global hub for tech innovation, and it has been aiming to accelerate use of cutting-edge technology ...
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Pacific Island Resilience– A New Role for Water Tech?

While press attention focuses upon the challenges to worldwide stability from the Middle East and Africa, the US military is also ...
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Water is Critical for the “Once-in-a-Generation” US Energy Opportunity

Water management will be critical to the US to realize the "once-in-a-generation opportunity" brought by innovations in unconventional oil and ...
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Which solutions can respond in time?

As California counts its water reserves in months, which "shovel ready" solutions can help it respond? More than $320M of ...
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Will Apple’s Lisa Jackson Set the Pace for Sustainable Water?

Apple extended its leadership in sustainable water on Tuesday when Santa Clara Valley Water District voted to approve a $17.5 ...
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How water tech leaders see the world

For a start-up to succeed, it needs a well defined map of the world.  That map needs to be as ...
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Stanford eyes solar success for paths to water innovation

A new study from Stanford breaks new ground in defining the gap in water innovation, and proposes how the US ...
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In California, water is not for the faint of heart

Facebook COO Cheryl Sandberg, former Treasury Secretary Robert Rubin and California Governor Jerry Brown made a unique appearance on Monday ...
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A powerful message on cleantech: From the front lines

Roger Sorkin is aiming for his new documentary, The Burden to take a place beside The Inconvenient Truth as a harbinger of a new ...
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A new breed of environmental entrepreneurs -Technology for Africa, from Africa

Melesse Temescan is one example of the new breed of entrepreneurs emerging with promising water technologies out of the places ...
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The Future of Farming– A View from Corn Country

The Ag Innovation Showcase brought together leading crop science companies, investors and promising start-ups earlier this week in St. Louis. I ...
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Plotting new channels for water innovation– School-based marketing

Young companies are struggling to introduce new tech solutions and new ways of working with water through existing market channels: ...
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A new breed of environmental entrepreneurs -Technology for Africa, from Africa

I am flying from the Silicon Valley to Stockholm to bring a new breed of start ups to International Water ...
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Building a Brand that Drives Success

For tech companies that are breaking new ground in the way we manage water, branding can be decisive.  Lynn Nichols ...
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Emerging Leaders Series: Nadav Efraty of Desalitech

What brought you to found Desalitech? I watched my father develop a new desalination technology that seemed like an elegant ...
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Energy Microgrids in a Thirsty World

Even today, when businesses operate as if water is cheap and abundant, water tech solutions provide strategic value within mission-critical facilities ...
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Emerging Leaders Series: Craig Beckman of Miox

What does Miox do? MIOX was founded around the idea that smart onsite solutions would drive the future of water ...
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Solar’s role in a thirsty future

We don’t hear much about the benefits of solar power as a water saver, but solar and other renewables will ...
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Emerging Leaders Series: Eric Rasmussen, CEO of Infinitum Humanitarian Systems

Eric retired in 2007 after 25 years of service in the US Navy that included 18 deployments and three wars ...
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Water at the Operational Edge– the US looks at water as a defense imperative

Water emerges as the new US military imperative The high profile successes of the US Department of Defense (DoD) Energy ...
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LG Chem buys NanoH20: Entrepreneurs bring a new breed of management to water

Korean chemicals giant LG Chem’s announcement that it is purchasing NanoH20 adds a new chapter to that company’s rise from a ...
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What water can learn from the transformation of waste disposal?

Cleantech continues to be a catalyst for water technologies.  While water didn't make the agenda at the latest Cleantech Forum last ...
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Patent Trolling– The Other Half of the Chinese Patent War

The perils of launching in the Chinese market have stymied even the most powerful technology companies as well as some ...
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Tackling the Chinese Market for Water Technology

China is a central issue for water tech growth companies. It is set to be the epicenter of water innovation ...
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Four Events that Changed Water in 2013

While great water tech start-up IPO stories didn’t pepper the news sites this year, four watershed events from 2013 will ...
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Agents of Transformation: The water engineering leaders of the future

Disruptive technologies don't conquer their markets until they redefine their marketplace.  When that happens, mastery of that new paradigm redefines ...
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The Innovation Imperative–Transforming operations to match new technology

Innovation guru Clay Christensen lays out a compelling argument for innovative operations when disruptive technology gains wide scale adoption. In ...
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Disruptive innovation drives a new age in energy, and an opportunity for water tech

Disruptive innovation returns Texas to its oil and gas leadership. In its latest report “Game Changers: Opportunities for US growth ...
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WEFTEC News: LIFT—A US leader’s forum for innovative technology

One of the most exciting things that I saw at WEFTEC this week was the new LIFT program (Leaders Innovation ...
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Profiles in Utility Leadership: Who will drive the next wave of start-up success?

Our research of the Artemis Top 50 shows that the biggest utilities leading the industry in research and pilots have ...
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Breakthrough Public Policy– The USAID Water Grand Challenge

On September 2, 2013 in Stockholm, the United States Agency for International Development (USAID) and the Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency (Sida), ...
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Unbinding Water Innovation

America is falling behind in the race to build the “high tech” water economy that will drive economic growth in ...
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In Fracking’s Wake

The following appeared in the Wall Street Journal on September 11, 2011 By YULIYA CHERNOVA  Joe Duty BY THE TRUCKLOAD With fracking's ...
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Moving the needle– The Cleantech Group sees water rising

Early-stage investment dollars are like yeast for a start-up.  There hasn't been much of that kind of yeast in water ...
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The Artemis Quadrinity–Four challenges to new entrants in water

Last November in Washington DC, Laura Shenkar joined Jon Freedman of GE Power & Water, David Hughes of American Water, ...
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The Blue Revolution in Farming

Farming built California. Today, California farms provide over 50% of the US's crop production, and 80% of all fruit and ...
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Two questions that tell us when the time has come for high-tech water

Water technology is destined to be one of the great tech investment opportunities of the next decade. With a limited ...
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Why Now?

Two questions that tell us when the time has come for high-tech water Water technology is destined to be one ...
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A pioneer’s view of the frontier

Each year since 2009, the Artemis Water Tech Top 50 Review has identified 50 companies that show the promise of ...
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The Soft Path for Water – Beyond the Dams, the Vats and the Pipes

Peter Gleick, one of the leading visionaries on the future of water, came to speak at the fourth Artemis Top ...
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Following Up with 2011 Winners

Continued Success by Top 50 Water Tech Competition Winners Final applications for the 2012 Top 50 will be sent out ...
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Chris Morrison on Business Viability

This morning, Chris Morrison, VP of Strategic Sales at Nalco, an Ecolab company, spoke at the Top 50 Fellows’ Forum ...
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Competition out of Singapore

Water Tech Start-Ups coming out at Singapore International Water Week Last week Laura Shenkar led the first-ever boot-camp for water-technology ...
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Waste Not…

How New Water Tech Uses Wastewater To Meet Energy Needs Clean water and energy are limited resources under increasing demand, ...
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2011 Top 50 Winners: Where Are They Now?

Following The Water Tech Industry's New Leaders The 2011 Artemis Top 50 are showing leadership in the water tech industry ...
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Singapore’s first water tech boot camp

SIWW is part of the government of Singapore's integrated strategy for building a world-class water tech center, a Silicon Valley ...
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Managing High-Tech Water– Introducing Executive Roundtables

2011 was not kind to water tech start ups. We estimate that total venture funding for the year dropped to ...
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Lift-Off–What it will take to get the promise of water tech to market

Bringing forth the “gee-whiz” water innovations of today and making them the iPhones of the future has a lot to ...
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In Fracking’s Wake

The following appeared in the Wall Street Journal By YULIYA CHERNOVA Joe Duty BY THE TRUCKLOAD With fracking's growth, tankers ...
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Shale Gas Boom Creates Market Opportunity To Clean Fracking Water

The following appeared in Forbes As U.S. shale gas resources and hydraulic fracturing, or fracking, have entered the national consciousness, ...
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Water Treatment Firms See Boon in Business as Gas Drilling Spreads

A new measure imposed by Pennsylvania regulators to stop natural gas drillers from disposing harmful wastewater at treatment plants has ...
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Ontario’s Water Leadership Summit to Honor the Artemis Project Top 50

Artemis Water Strategy, a boutique consulting practice dedicated to helping companies thrive in a world of increasing water scarcity, announces ...
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What You Need to Know about the Blue Business Revolution

The risk of water shortages to business was first identified three years ago at Goldman Sachs and JP Morgan. Since ...
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Artemis Top 50: The Value of Winning

Water is a unique area of technological innovation.  Given the dangers that water scarcity and infrastructure breakdown pose to businesses and ...
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Water: The Next High-Tech Boom

During the 20th century, high tech proved to be an enormous source for economic growth. Venture-funded start-ups like Intel, Juniper ...
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Top 50 Deadline Extended

"Artemis Water Strategy, a boutique consulting practice dedicated to helping companies thrive in a world of increasing water scarcity, has ...
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New York could be first state to ban controversial drilling practice

STORY HIGHLIGHTS New York's state assembly passed a limited ban on hydraulic fracturing Also known as "fracking," it's a controversial ...
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New York could be first state to ban controversial drilling practice

STORY HIGHLIGHTS New York's state assembly passed a limited ban on hydraulic fracturing Also known as "fracking," it's a controversial ...
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SAP on Water Strategy

by Garrett Miller, Director of Sustainability Solution Management, SAPMany of us have heard pundits claiming, “water is the new gold.” ...
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Artemis Project Webinar Featured in AWI – November 2010

We're delighted to have had one our webinars—"The Art & Alchemy of the Exit"—featured in the latest issue of American ...
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Ceres Conference: May 11-12, 2011

This year has seen an unprecedented number of challenges and disasters – the Massey coal mine collapse, the Senate’s failure ...
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Making Every Drop Count

Artemis Project Top 50 winner Takadu was mentioned in the Economist special report titled "It's a Smart World" highlighting emerging ...
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Making Every Drop Count

Artemis Project Top 50 winner Takadu was mentioned in the Economist special report titled “It’s a Smart World” highlighting emerging ...
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The Corporate View of Water Strategy – a Webinar with SAP, Intel and IBM

When water is cheap and abundant, why should corporations be planning their water management strategy for a thirsty future?"The Corporate ...
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Water Wisdom for Real Estate and the Built Environment

By Leslie Guevarra Published September 22, 2010 When access to water seems cheap and easy, why should companies cut or ...
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Artemis Webinar:”The Art and Alchemy of the Exit”

The transaction that brings a premium to investors and founders of a great technology company is one of the company's ...
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Water Sanitization

The Gatekeepers of Water Tech

Utility managers like Eric Rosenblum and Ron Zegers are part of a small cadre of experienced leaders within the water ...
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Sustainable Building Image

Bringing Water Design Vision to the “Rest of the Mess” in Real Estate

The Shanghai Tower will serve as a mammoth 125-floor rainwater harvesting structure. The breathtaking outside shell borrows the best designs ...
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Going Green: September 13th-15th, 2010

GoingGreen Silicon Valley is where cutting-edge greentech CEOs, along with movers and shakers from the biggest industries on earth, meet ...
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GoingGreen Tackles Water Supply

In the face of scarcity and infrastructure breakdown, some of the most promising advanced water tech companies are providing new ...
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Low-Pressure Membranes Panel at the Water Innovations Summit

The second annual Water Innovations Summit will take place in Chicago on September 28-29, 2010 at McCormick Place. Keynotes include ...
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Water Analytics at Cleantech Focus Los Angeles

Population growth and industrial development continues to drive competition for scarce water resources around the world. Now more than ever, ...
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Middelgrunden Windmills Outside Copenhagen

Desalitech Reduces Costs of Desalination

The most common question I field when I mention desalination is, "Doesn't that take a lot of energy?" The truth ...
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Bacteria digest waste at a water treatment plant

Utilities Seek New Technologies

Water treatment and delivery systems were built for steady, predictable operation. In the face of water scarcity and budget cuts, ...
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Newtown Creek Wastewater Treatment Plant

Resource Recovery Companies Find Sustainable Advantage

Everywhere you look people are trying to do more with less. Reduce costs, increase efficiency, reduce energy use, recover resources ...
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Rocket Engine via Stanford

Engineers Turn Water Contaminant into Fuel

Researchers in Delaware are worried by high levels of nitrates recently discovered in groundwater and drinking water. A recent study ...
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A helicopter pours water on Californian wildfires in 2009 / Photo: kevindean on flickr

Market Driven Tree Hugging

Climate legislation in the United States just went up in a cloud of CO2. Again. Which doesn't for one second ...
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Calera's Multi-faceted process solves multiple problems

Calera Captures Carbon in Concrete, Produces Clean Water

Concrete. There's a lot of it on earth. Pretty much every paradise has its parking lot. And its big-box store, ...
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A menhaden fish kill in August 2003 due to severe hypoxia in Greenwich Bay, Rhode Island

Ostara Gets Three With One Blow

At The Artemis Project, we tend to prefer solutions that solve multiple problems at once. Hence we love Ostara's nutrient ...
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Water PLUS – Keys to Building a Scalable Water Business – Part 2

In my previous post I introduced the PLUS framework for water-technology scalability, and expanded upon the first two attributes: Software ...
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Copper Mining in China

Extracting Money from Wastewater

Speaking of Resource Recovery, Canadian company BioteQ Environmental Technologies, Inc has announced plans to build a wastewater treatment plant at ...
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Webinar: Mineral and Resource Recovery from Waste Water

Around the globe, a growing number of advanced water technologies are recovering valuable minerals and resources from waste water. The ...
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Webinar Tomorrow: Last Chance to Register

The Artemis Project, our parent firm, is hosting a webinar tomorrow that will gather an diverse group of experts to ...
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Water PLUS – Keys to Building a Scalable Water Business

The first in a two part series, Guy Horowitz shares experience gained from TaKaDu's recent successes scaling their water technology ...
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How Ozonix Helps in the Gulf

Ecosphere’s Ozonix Deployed to Gulf, but not for Oil

Ecosphere Technologies' agreement with Mid-Gulf Recovery Services has developed into a contract announced July 8th. The contract stipulates two Ozonix ...
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Produced Water

MIT Natural Gas Report Glosses Over Environmental Issues

Editor's note: The energy exploration industry is the first to demand advanced water technology for economic reasons: water efficiency during ...
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Webinar: Managing Water Use in Energy Exploration

There's an increasing concensus that natural gas will be America's half-way house as we kick our fossil fuel habit. The ...
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Schneider Electric

TaKaDu Finds a Partner in Schneider Electric

TaKaDu, who we've written about previously here and here, recently announced they've partnered with Schneider Electric, a global energy management ...
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Desalination Spending to Double

Here's some good news for advanced desalination technology companies.Worldwide desalting capacity is projected to increase by 50 million cubic meters ...
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Google's PowerMeter on a Smartphone

Google to Expand PowerMeter to Water

Monitoring corporate water use is about to get very simple for Sustainability Managers. Google announced last Thursday they're looking to ...
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Controlled Burn of BP's Oil Spill

BlueTechs Await Permission to Deploy in Gulf, While Rome Burns

Seven weeks after the explosion on the Deepwater Horizon oil platform, oil slicks have inundated the shores of mainland United ...
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BP Oil Spill Covers Gulf

Advanced Technology Reaches the Gulf

Another Artemis Top 50 Company is deploying their technology to the Gulf to aid clean up of the still growing ...
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Drought in Western Australia

Water Prices to Increase by 8% in WA

Between 1997 and 2007 water supplies in Perth, the capital and largest city in Western Australia, decreased by 65%, leading ...
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Percentage Change in Very High Precipitation

Getting Out of Water’s Way

In one hour last Wednesday 1.58 inches (4 cm) of rain fell in Marysville, Washington, near Seattle. The deluge overwhelmed ...
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Electrogenic Bacteria with Nanowires

Make Electricity, Not Sludge

The Cost of Waste Treating wastewater is expensive. Yet, 70% of the cost to run a wastewater treatment plant is ...
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BlueTech Innovation Forum Connects Industry

If the Blue Tech Innovation Forum is any sign, the BlueTech industry will soon see rapid growth fueled by an ...
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Guatemala City Sinkhole

Guatemalan “sinkhole” not a sinkhole

According to a geologist quoted recently by Discovery News, that Giant sinkhole in Guatemala city isn't a "sinkhole" -- it's ...
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Announcing the Artemis Top 50

Results for the second annual Artemis Top 50 Company competition were announced at the conclusion of the Blue Tech Innovation ...
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BlueTech Innovation Forum a Success

Co-chaired by Laura Shenkar of the Artemis Project and Paul O’Callahan of O2 Environmental Inc., the BlueTech Innovation Forum was ...
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By adding intelligence to water, utilities and corporations can increase efficiency / Photo: hotreactor on flickr

It’s Time for the Smart Water Grid

Though Smart Water offers equal or potentially greater benefits than Smart Energy, Smart Water isn't getting equal coverage. It’s been ...
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Dear BP: We weren’t kidding about the sponges

As we mentioned previously, a Phoenix based company called AbTech has the technology and the production capacity to protect Louisiana's ...
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Corporate WaterVision 2010: June 7-9, 2010

Washington, DC Corporate WaterVision will bring global market leaders together to share their plans, policies, and initiatives for handling water ...
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Autos queue for diesel in Cairo

The Oil Plateau and the Precipice Beyond

Vikram Rao is Executive Director at Research Triangle Energy Consortium and a former CTO of Halliburton. He will present a ...
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Interview: Peter Williams from IBM

I had a chance to sit down with Peter Williams, CTO of IBM's Big Green Innovation Unit. We discussed Smart ...
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Presidential Elevator

Smart Water Saves Water, Money and Lives

Say you caught an elevator ride with the President -- you've got 45 seconds to say something. What would it ...
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Shrimp Boats Cleaning BP Oil Spill - Credit: Eric Gay from AP

Oil Sponges to Save the Gulf

The cleanup of the April 20th BP oil spill is getting desperate. Shrimp boats are collecting as much oil as ...
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Drill next to Produced Water containment pit

Produced Water is an Economic Opportunity

When the Massey coal mine exploded last month, other mines continued to produce. When an oil platform in the Gulf ...
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Save the Date: The BlueTech Innovation Forum, June 8

Water scarcity now presents a top threat to business. Growing industries – from manufacturing to high-tech to energy production – ...
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Using water better = the competitive edge for high tech

In the past 15 to 20 years, mainstream cooling water treatment technology focused on better chemical additives – typically polymers ...
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Cooling water: The water hog behind your computer and Internet is the next wave of water innovation

Water is key to life, but it also runs a lot of businesses. You might not see water behind your ...
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Save the Date: BlueTech Innovation Forum

Water scarcity now presents a top threat to business. Growing industries—from manufacturing to high-tech to energy production—require new water strategies ...
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NORDIC GREEN II: April 27-28, 2010

Menlo Park, CA Nordic Green II is a follow up to a very successful conference in 2008 and this Spring ...
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The Artemis Project Launches the BlueTech Blog – April 2010

The BlueTech Blog is an open forum for commentaries in the world of innovative water technology. Leaders in the field ...
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Innovation on the Ground

The Dire Need for Water Efficiency Technology in Indian Agriculture By Caroline Howe March 22 was World Water Day and ...
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Pollution or Resource? Wastewater Treatment at a Crossroads

A decade ago in Puerto Vallarta, Mexico, I wandered with my bodyboard through the verdant paradise of a beachfront resort ...
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Strategic Opportunities in Water Technologies – February 3-5, 2010

San Jose, CA On Wednesday February 3rd, Laura will participate in a panel discussion on “The Most Exciting Avenues of ...
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Corporate Water Footprinting Conference – December 2-3, 2009

San Francisco, CA At the December conference, Laura presented a view of the technologies that can help businesses address the ...
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Watec Israel 2009 – November 17-19, 2009

THE INTERNATIONAL WATER TECHNOLOGIES & ENVIRONMENTAL CONTROL EXHIBITION AND CONFERENCE, Tel Aviv, Israel Hosted in the country regarded as the ...
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WEFTEC ’09 – October 10-14, 2009

Orlando, FL WEFTEC, North America’s largest conference of its kind, offers water quality education and training to more than 2,000 ...
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Going Green ’09 – September 14-16, 2009

Cavallo Point, San Francisco, CA At GoingGreen West, 700 industry leading CEOs from greentech companies across the board meet venture ...
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“Mitigate Drought-Related Business Risk and Maximize Economic and Environmental Returns through Smart Water Management”

WEBINAR MAY 29, 2009 – Read more about the series 11am PDT/2pm EST Economically crippling drought conditions threaten more than ...
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Corp! Magazine: “Changing Tide: Harnessing Detroit’s Design Expertise to Launch the Next Great Industry”

May 2009 Over a hundred years ago, Henry Ford transformed the automobile from a custom-made, luxury item to a low-cost, ...
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CACI 2009 – May 1, 2009

CALIFORNIA CLEAN INNOVATION CENTER, La Jolla, CA University of California San Diego The CACI conference provides an opportunity for attendees ...
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Going Green East – March 9-11, 2009

Four Seasons Hotel, Boston, MA Like its sister event in San Francisco, GoingGreen East is where cutting-edge greentech CEOs meet ...
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Cleantech Blog: A Perfect Storm for Water

March 2009 Paul O’Callaghan, CEO of O2 Environmental writes: “Investment in water deals represented just 1.8% of the total investment ...
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National Onsite Water Reclaim Standards: The White Paper

March 2009 This white paper summarizes national standards for onsite water recycling quality. Decentralized water systems are central to the ...
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From Soft Drinks to Real Estate – October 23, 2008

HOW A LOOMING WATER CRISIS AFFECTS OUR WORLD AND HOW TO OPTIMIZE THE BUSINESS OPPORTUNITY, Atlanta, GA Laura Shenkar will ...
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Innovation Center Denmark – October 23-24, 2008

Palo Alto, CA Partnership opportunities for the leading Danish water companies, from Grundfos, the largest pump manufacturer in the world ...
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WEFTEC – October 20, 2008

Hyatt Regency McCormick Place 2233 South Martin L. King Drive, Chicago, Illinois Sponsored by the Israeli Ministry of Industry and ...
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Going Green – September 15-17, 2008

San Francisco, CA The premier green technology venture investment conference. GoingGreen brings the elite of the venture investment community in ...
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The Netherland-American Foundation – June 12, 2008

CLIMATE CHANGE AND FLOOD MANAGEMENT WEBINAR 7:30-9:30am PST, 4:30-6:30pm CEST Climate change is creating new challenges and risks, but also ...
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Water and the Consumer Contract

April 2008 Can the water industry borrow go-to-market tricks from others cleantech sectors? Laura Shenkar of The Artemis Project thinks ...
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After Going Green

After Going Green — What Kinds of Water Technology We Might See Next Year A Green Tech Conference’s Maiden Voyage ...
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Recent industry initiatives include Water Study for Environmental Entrepreneurs

www.e2.org Reducing Greenhouse Gas Emissions Through Improved Water Policy for Environmental Entrepreneurs Laura co-authored a study that quantitatively evaluated the ...
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