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Green tap technology Green tap technology
15 Apr 2009
John Green has spent years refining tap technology with his family-run New Zealand business Greens Tapware. The company is in the process of developing a new range of products with a particular focus on health and safety.
Bathroom monitoring systems Bathroom monitoring systems
23 Mar 2009
Concern about the environment has led to developments in integrated control systems for energy and water use, especially in big buildings and facilities.
Dry Drains Forum 2009: Post-forum review Dry Drains Forum 2009: Post-forum review
17 Mar 2009
The inaugural Dry Drains Forum took place in Germany on March 11, 2009 at the Messe Frankfurt Congress Center (room spektrum).
Lee Kuan Yew Water Prize 2009 Lee Kuan Yew Water Prize 2009
10 Mar 2009
Professor Gatze Lettinga from The Netherlands was awarded the Lee Kuan Yew Water Prize 2009 for his environmentally sustainable solution for the treatment of recycled water using anaerobic technology.
Basel is hot in the city Basel is hot in the city
09 Mar 2009
A Swiss city is a pioneer in efficient use of renewable energy, and global economies could learn a great deal from its district heating system.
World Plumbing Conference '08 World Plumbing Conference '08
16 Feb 2009
The 2008 World Plumbing Conference was held in Calgary, Canada at the end of September, 2008.
International Emerging Technology Symposium International Emerging Technology Symposium
16 Feb 2009
Organised jointly by the World Plumbing Council and WPC member organisation IAPMO, the International Emerging Technology Symposium was held in Chicago, USA in August 2008. The two-day event sought to highlight the world’s dwindling resources, the potential for a global water shortage and what can be done to tackle these issues.
Toilet revolution in Beijing neighbourhood Toilet revolution in Beijing neighbourhood
16 Feb 2009
Beijing’s fascinating Hutong neighborhoods may be historic, but the plumbing is being thoroughly modernized as the Chinese city races towards the Olympics.
WPC to support dry drains forum WPC to support dry drains forum
16 Feb 2009
The World Plumbing Council has agreed to co-brand a seminar focusing on the issues of drain line performance which are being experienced in many parts of the world.
ISH Frankfurt exhibition 2009 ISH Frankfurt exhibition 2009
16 Feb 2009
Water and energy will be the two main themes of ISH Frankfurt in 2009.
Plumbing Education to Employment Programme (PEEP) Plumbing Education to Employment Programme (PEEP)
16 Feb 2009
Although plumbing is given utmost importance and treated as a highly technical profession in developed countries, in a developing country like India, the picture is altogether different.
IAPMO India IAPMO India
16 Feb 2009
WPC member organisation, the International Association of Plumbing and Mechanical Officials (IAPMO) has opened a new office in Bangalore, India.
Clean pipes lead to better hospital care Clean pipes lead to better hospital care
15 Feb 2009
A community hospital facility relies on crucial standards being maintained around the clock.
Reduced flush volume and drainline testing Reduced flush volume and drainline testing
15 Feb 2009
Does reduced flush volume have a negative effect on the performance in the drain line? One manufacturer was keen to find out.
Plumbing careers in the design sector Plumbing careers in the design sector
15 Feb 2009
Plumbing engineers and designers are drawn to this sector from a range of backgrounds, but is the labor force ready to match industry growth.