Stories segment: Water

Adapting wastewater treatment to climate change

Many extreme weather events like storms, floods, droughts and wildfires are linked to climate change. If the planet continues to heat up, weather is likely to get even more unpredictable. How can water treatment facilities cope? How can they be part of the solution?

Report: Water management 2040

What will the future of water management look like? Download the “Water management 2040 – future scenarios” report to find out what kinds of different scenarios our expert panel was able to envision.

Fredrikstad goes for carbon-neutral water treatment plant

Wastewater treatment plants can increase capacity while reducing their carbon footprint. The city of Fredrikstad is proof. Learn how this Norwegian municipality is expanding its capacity with circular design and energy efficiency in mind.

How water treatment contributes to the circular economy

The circular economy could mean a design overhaul for some of the world’s essential systems. But how about water treatment plants?

Solutions for circularity in wastewater treatment

Learn why more municipalities are turning to chemistry to increase resource efficiency in wastewater treatment and unlock value.

Digital solutions for resource efficiency in water treatment

Wastewater treatment plants can reach next-level resource efficiency thanks to new digital solutions that combine chemistry with automation.

Embracing circularity in water treatment

Watch our on-demand webinar to hear some examples of how to enhance the circularity performance of your water treatment operations, backed by science.

Future-proofing water treatment with digital technologies

At Kemira, we believe that a world with enough safe water for everyone is possible, and that we can do it sustainably.

Exploring sustainable water treatment solutions

To be truly sustainable, utilities must consider their carbon footprint, impact on the environment and increasing access to underserved communities.

Clean water for a sustainable society

United Nations (UN) expects a 40%% shortfall in freshwater by 2030. How can we expand access to water while protecting this limited resource?