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22 Oct 2018

Long hot summers in 2018 have increased occurrence of cyanobacteria blooms in lakes around the world

A number of articles have been posted on the internet about the environmental effects of a long hot summer in 2018. This article is a summary of some of those. A link between sustained… Read more 15 Oct 2018

PET Managing Director will be presenting at the Australian Microcap Investment Conference

PET Managing Director will be presenting at the Australian Microcap Investment Conference on Wednesday 17th October, 2018. The presentation will be lodged with the ASX prior to the presentation. Read more 10 Oct 2018

Article published on Phoslock Environmental Technologies move to commercialise Chinese wetland project

An article published at https://smallcaps.com.au/phoslock-environmental-technologies-commercialise-chinese-wetland-project/ summarises the successful application of Phoslock and other nutrient control measures to a Chinese canal. “Given the substantial need for water remediation in China, Phoslock launched its Beijing operations… Read more 13 Aug 2018

Phoslock is being used in test systems removing phosphorous from agricultural runoff in Ontario, Canada

A group of proactive Canadian farmers have teamed up with several government organisations to further investigate agricultural phosphorous runoff. An article published in a community publication Chatham Voice (an independent, locally owned community newspaper… Read more 03 Aug 2018

11 Year High for Phoslock

In late July shares in Phoslock Water Solutions, soon to be Phoslock Environmental Technologies, reached an 11 year high of 46.5 cents. This is close to their all time high of 49.5 cents in… Read more 31 Jul 2018

China asks for international assistance and is set to spend billions of dollars on remediating “bad water”

A recent article, published at http://www.china.org.cn/china/2018-07/27/content_57836670.htm states that “A total investment of more than 1 trillion yuan ($147.5 billion) is needed to treat black and odorous water bodies in China, and companies from all… Read more

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