Wed, 09/05/2018 - 13:37

ATLANTA - Mobile, on-demand water treatment solutions are valuable options for industries needing high-quality water in an emergency or for a scheduled outage. To better serve its customers in the Southeastern United States, SUEZ Water Technologies & Solutions is opening a new mobile water service center in Atlanta. The new Atlanta service center will enable SUEZ to provide faster delivery of mobile water treatment systems for the Southeast, which equates to less downtime at a plant and increased cost savings. “For more than 40 years, SUEZ has been providing guaranteed mobile water treatment solutions to keep our customers’ plants online and in production. The opening of our new service center in Atlanta will allow us to continue to deliver state-of-the-art service solutions for the Southeast in the fastest and most cost-efficient manner possible,” said Kevin Cassidy, global leader, engineered systems, SUEZ—Water Technologies & Solutions. “Whether it is for a planned or an unplanned outage, SUEZ's mobile water fleet can be deployed within three hours and operates 24 hours a day and seven days a week to provide pure water for critical industrial processes.” The 62,800-square-foot facility will consist of a plant, office and storage areas, and will begin commercial operation in the fall of 2018. The facility will create new jobs in the Atlanta area to support the service center operation, field services and direct customer commercial development. The new location will house a range of water treatment technologies to provide deionization, demineralization, resin regeneration, filtration, reverse osmosis, softening and deoxygenation treatment for raw water, process/make-up water and wastewater. Industries that commonly need mobile water solutions include power, pulp and paper, chemical processing and any business requiring high water quality. The new Atlanta location adds to SUEZ’s existing service center network to best serve customers across industries. With the addition of Atlanta, SUEZ’s service centers in the Houston area and Norfolk, Virginia, will serve the Gulf coast, South, Southeast and Mid-Atlantic.