Gradiant Earns Top Rankings in the Real Leaders ECO Innovation and Great Place to Work Awards
Gradiant was ranked 7th globally in the 2022 Real Leaders ECO Innovation Awards for its Carrier Gas Extraction (CGE) water treatment technology, and was named a Great Place to Work in Singapore. These recognitions highlight Gradiant’s innovation, sustainability impact, and commitment to a thriving employee culture at its regional headquarters and global technology lab.
Gradiant Earns Top Rankings in the Real Leaders ECO Innovation and Great Place to Work Awards
Gradiant was ranked 7th globally in the 2022 Real Leaders ECO Innovation Awards for its Carrier Gas Extraction (CGE) water treatment technology, and was named a Great Place to Work in Singapore. These recognitions highlight Gradiant’s innovation, sustainability impact, and commitment to a thriving employee culture at its regional headquarters and global technology lab.
Gradiant Announces President of Global Operations and Strategic Hires for Business Acceleration
Gradiant has appointed Govind Alagappan as President of Global Operations. With 20+ years in the water industry, Govind brings global experience and a strong record in operational excellence. New strategic hires further support Gradiant’s growth across North America and AI deployment, strengthening the company’s global leadership in sustainable water treatment solutions.
Gradiant Announces President of Global Operations and Strategic Hires for Business Acceleration
Gradiant has appointed Govind Alagappan as President of Global Operations. With 20+ years in the water industry, Govind brings global experience and a strong record in operational excellence. New strategic hires further support Gradiant’s growth across North America and AI deployment, strengthening the company’s global leadership in sustainable water treatment solutions.
Gradiant Awarded Over $30M in September for New Contracts to Serve the World’s Essential Industries
Gradiant secured over $30 million in new contracts this September, advancing its water and wastewater solutions across essential industries like semiconductors, pharmaceuticals, food & beverages, and infrastructure. The wins highlight global demand for sustainable treatment technologies and Gradiant’s growing footprint in Asia Pacific, the Middle East, and the United States.
Gradiant Awarded Over $30M in September for New Contracts to Serve the World’s Essential Industries
Gradiant secured over $30 million in new contracts this September, advancing its water and wastewater solutions across essential industries like semiconductors, pharmaceuticals, food & beverages, and infrastructure. The wins highlight global demand for sustainable treatment technologies and Gradiant’s growing footprint in Asia Pacific, the Middle East, and the United States.
Gradiant, Global Water Solutions Provider, Expands Australia Presence and Capabilities
Gradiant expands its Australian presence with new offices in Adelaide and Perth. Supporting mining and industrial clients, Gradiant brings advanced water and wastewater treatment solutions to the region. The expansion builds on the 2020 acquisition of CRS Water and reflects strong local growth in team size and project delivery.
Gradiant, Global Water Solutions Provider, Expands Australia Presence and Capabilities
Gradiant expands its Australian presence with new offices in Adelaide and Perth. Supporting mining and industrial clients, Gradiant brings advanced water and wastewater treatment solutions to the region. The expansion builds on the 2020 acquisition of CRS Water and reflects strong local growth in team size and project delivery.
World’s Largest Oilfield Contractor Tackles Lithium’s Water Woes | Bloomberg
Schlumberger NV, the world’s largest oilfield contractor, is teaming up with a Massachusetts Institute of Technology spinoff on efforts to limit the amount of water needed to produce lithium, a key environmental hurdle for the clean energy raw material.
World’s Largest Oilfield Contractor Tackles Lithium’s Water Woes | Bloomberg
Schlumberger NV, the world’s largest oilfield contractor, is teaming up with a Massachusetts Institute of Technology spinoff on efforts to limit the amount of water needed to produce lithium, a key environmental hurdle for the clean energy raw material.