WaterNext reduces CO₂ in water treatment by optimizing energy use, minimizing chemicals, and integrating digital technologies. Its innovative solutions improve efficiency, lower emissions, and support sustainable water management for long-term environmental impact.
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During his journey to Tunisia, the CEO of WaterNext Italia experienced the country’s growing water crisis, intensified by climate change. His experience reinforced the urgent need for sustainable solutions to protect this vital resource.
Water Next Solutions develops innovative biological systems for sustainable wastewater treatment in the textile industry, reducing operational costs and environmental impact through MBR, RO, and advanced automation.
WaterNext participated in a panel at IFAT India 2024, discussing ZLD and circular economy. Valuable insights were shared on sustainable wastewater solutions and digital innovation for industrial water management.
WaterNext thanks all who visited our stall at IFAT Mumbai. Engaging with clients and partners was inspiring. Join us today at Hall 1, Stall C035, to explore sustainable wastewater solutions.
WaterNext has been chosen by Hirdaramani Group to supply the effluent treatment and water recovery plant for ‘Mihila Tex’, a sustainable textile mill in Sri Lanka using advanced MBR and RO technologies.
Advanced industrial water treatment solutions for total water recovery and Zero Liquid Discharge (ZLD) systems, designed to reduce environmental impact and promote water reuse in manufacturing processes
WaterNext commissioned a sustainable MBR and RO plant at Eveready Spinning Mills, India. The project supports their “Way to Green” initiative, with 90% recovery and 1500 m³/day capacity.
WaterNext has been awarded a landmark ETP MBR RO project in Bandung, Indonesia, enabling water reuse for Pt. Godiva Astrea Textile. Commissioning is expected by January 2025.