Wastewater in Missouri

Springfield Launches Renewable Natural Gas Initiative at Wastewater Facility

The City of Springfield, Missouri, has initiated a project to develop renewable natural gas at its wastewater and landfill facilities. The program seeks to reduce gas flaring and create new revenue streams through public-private partnerships.

Source: City of Springfield

Missouri Implements On-site Wastewater Treatment System Grant Program

The Missouri Department of Natural Resources has established a grant program to assist private homeowners with on-site wastewater treatment systems. The initiative focuses on watersheds with identified nutrient-related water quality concerns.

Source: Missouri Department of Natural Resources

Missouri American Water Acquires Neosho Water and Wastewater Systems in $34.5 Million Deal

Missouri American Water finalized the purchase of the City of Neosho's water and wastewater assets, bringing 10,800 new customer connections into its operations. The utility committed $35 million in capital upgrades over the next five years, including the replacement of the Buffalo Creek lift station and the deployment of smart leak-detection systems.

Source: Wastewater Digest

Emerson Electric Co.

Emerson provides automation software and SCADA systems designed to manage power and water treatment assets. Their technology enables real-time monitoring and control of complex wastewater treatment processes to improve operational efficiency.