The February issue of WME Magazine features an interview with Nubian’s CEO, Barry Porter, discussing opportunities for on-site water treatment that can reduce water usage and wastewater discharge costs. Click to read article.

Carwash Magazine is the first and only professional carwash and detailing magazine in Australia and aims to help Carwashes and detailers enhance their business.  Click to read article.

WME Business Environment Network is committed to helping Australian business and the environment industry build a sustainable vision for the future – Click to read article.

Nubian has launched a Vehicle Wash Solution to assist the Australian vehicle industry with sustainable practices to protect water resources and reduce costs associated with water use. Click to read press release.

Responding to increasing homeowner and commercial sector interest in greywater recycling, Nubian Water Systems – Australia’s leading greywater recycling technology provider – has appointed two specialist engineers, Luke Chamberlain and Nicole Beckman. Click to read press release.

Nubian Water Systems is exhibiting at the 2011 Queensland Plumbing Conference from 2nd to 4th November at Jupiters, Gold Coast. The conference provides a mix of technical, regulatory and business sessions and brings together all sectors of the industry including hydraulic consultants, plumbing contractors, plumbing inspectors, business managers, teachers and suppliers.

Nubian’s CEO Barry Porter writes an article for the ABC as part of National Water Week. Click to read the article.

During National Water Week (16 – 22 October),  Nubian Water Systems – providers of sustainable water solutions for urban environments – urges Australians to explore new ways to protect and conserve our precious water resources.  Click to read press release.

The spring issue of Plumbing Connection Magazine features an interview with Nubian’s Technical Director, Phil Krasnostein discussing how urbanisation is changing water distribution. Click to read article.

Households could save up to half their water if they could reuse “gray water” from shower and sink drains, two Colorado State University professors said last week.  Click to read article.