“East St. Paul (is) going to be on the wastewater map,” says Nexom founder and Axius Water Chief Technology Officer Martin Hildebrand in the Monday, April 20 edition of the Winnipeg Free Press. “If you look at consultants across North America, as well as communities that are looking at doing wastewater upgrades, East St. Paul is going to become a known community.”
The ribbon-cutting at East St. Paul, MB’s Cyclor® Turbo full-scale demonstration site is the focus of the article, written by Free Press reporter Aaron Epp. The article also details the history of Nexom, its role as part of Axius Water, and how Cyclor Turbo has come to North America.
The article is part of the Free Press’ “Made in Manitoba” series and Hildebrand is quoted in the article explaining how Nexom’s location in Winnipeg has helped the company: “Being in Manitoba was a major boost for us as a business because of the respect that we got because of the climate conditions that we actually did all of our research and development work in.”
Read the full article at the Free Press’ website.
Clarification: The article quotes Mayor Carla Devlin of the RM of East St. Paul, and also contains a photograph of Tanner Devlin, Ph.D., P.Eng., Nexom’s Product Manager, MBBR & IFAS. The two are not related.
Cyclor® Turbo Featured In Water Daily
The article features Cyclor® Turbo—“an AGS process designed to help utilities increase treatment capacity and improve nutrient removal within existing infrastructure”—and the full-scale demonstration site in East St. Paul, Manitoba, which the article says is “helping answer questions utilities commonly raise when evaluating AGS technologies.”
Part 4: Construction and Commissioning of Cyclor® Turbo in a Live North American Treatment Environment
In Part 3, the focus shifts to design— how Cyclor Turbo was adapted to the East St. Paul facility and the key design considerations involved in implementing it within an existing SBR system.