In-Pipe Technology will Host Two Webinars Discussing how In-Pipe's Green Sewer Collection Technology can Reduce Wastewater Plant Rnergy Consumption

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In-Pipe Technology will host two webinars to discuss how In-Pipe’s green sewer collection system treatment can reduce energy consumption at the wastewater treatment plant.

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Wheaton, Illinois (PRWEB)

In-Pipe Technology® Company, Inc. announced today two scheduled webinars entitled "Bioaugmentation and Energy Reduction at the Wastewater Treatment Plant" to discuss how In-Pipe’s green sewer collection system treatment is an effective, environmentally-friendly, and fiscally responsible method to improve the efficiency of the wastewater treatment plant through more efficient use of oxygen and sludge reduction. The net result is a significant savings in energy.

Rich Schici, Senior Engineering Manger for In-Pipe Technology states, "We look forward to helping municipalities and engineers understand how In-Pipe's technology has a profound, beneficial impact on the waste treatment process reducing the energy required to treat waste."

The webinar series “Bioaugmentation and Energy Reduction at the Wastewater Treatment Plant" is scheduled to take place as follows:

August 7th – 11am Central
August 21st –11 am Central

For registration information please contact us.

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