South Africa lost R4 billion to irregular expenditure in the water sector between 2014 and 2018 alone. This is according to a report published earlier this year by the Berlin-based Water Integrity Network, an NGO that fights corruption in water sectors worldwide.

  South African sustainable water solutions company Talbot has partnered with a leading European specialist in energy optimisation to help water intensive industries optimise their processes by adopting data-centric technologies and taking on board the lessons learned during the global energy crunch. Rising population growth, urbanisation, pollution and the growing effects of climate change are

Sustainable water and wastewater solutions company Talbot is delivering high-tech water purification plants which enable large gold, platinum and other mining clients to make use of mine water to reduce municipal water consumption and associated bills.

Vibrating Sheer Enhanced Process (VSEP) technology supplied by leading South African sustainable water and energy solutions provider Talbot is an attractive proposition for industries that have the opportunity to reclaim large volumes of valuable raw material lost in their effluent streams.

One of the country’s largest citrus and fruit processors has partnered with sustainable water and energy solutions provider Talbot to effectively manage wastewater at two of its fruit processing facilities.

South African sustainable water and wastewater specialist Talbot has more than three decades of experience in delivering industrial water management solutions across the African continent. What is not generally realised, however, is that the company’s expertise extends beyond the ambit of water itself.

Sustainable water and wastewater solutions company Talbot has delivered the first Econvert Eco Digester to be installed on the African continent. The anaerobic wastewater treatment plant was prefabricated and installed in a 4m-diameter X 16m-long glass-reinforced plastic tank before being trucked from Durban to the client’s Gauteng-based production facility. It will be used in the

As the world draws public attention to the importance of water in March, Talbot CEO Carl Haycock describes how the recovery of large volumes of wastewater from industrial processes isn’t just an achievable reality but an outright necessity.

Kwazulu-Natal-based sustainable water and wastewater solutions company Talbot is partnering with players across industry sectors to help them proactively manage their water risks