De Nora to showcase multi-barrier water solutions at SIWW 2026

De Nora is returning to Singapore International Water Week from June 15-19, 2026, to highlight water treatment technologies aimed at industrial reuse, data center cooling and safer municipal systems across Asia-Pacific. The company is also pointing to local manufacturing and support as demand rises across the region.

Why it matters: - Asia-Pacific water systems are under pressure from rising industrial demand, digital infrastructure growth and traditional safe-water challenges. - De Nora is positioning its portfolio as a way to improve water safety, expand reuse and cut operating risk for municipal and industrial users. - Singapore’s drinking-water supply is part of that picture, with De Nora tied to a major Sentinel UV technology upgrade for critical infrastructure.

What happened: - Industrie De Nora S.p.A. announced its return to Singapore International Water Week 2026, running June 15 to 19 at Sands Expo and Convention Centre. - The company will exhibit at Booth No. B2-F05 and present its water treatment portfolio for APAC customers. - De Nora said the showcase reflects more than 100 years of innovation and its expanding momentum in the Asia-Pacific region.

The details: - De Nora’s SIWW lineup includes oxidation, disinfection and filtration technologies for protecting water sources from micropollutants and supporting industrial water use. - MIOX on-site generation systems are aimed at high-capacity data center cooling loops and other demanding water applications. - Capital Controls gas feed products are being positioned as part of a more unified platform intended to simplify system design and support safer plant operations. - Sentinel Ozone/AOP and UV/AOP systems are designed for rapid contaminant breakdown in industrial water reuse and micropollutant removal. - DE NORA TETRA systems are meant to improve filtration through better backwash effectiveness, longer filter run times and lower lifecycle costs. - SORB FX solutions are built for PFAS treatment with flexible media selection, higher media use and lower long-term operating expenses. - De Nora said it has decades of experience addressing arsenic, nitrates and PFAS. - The company also offers support from piloting and design through installation and localized after-sales service. - De Nora said it has localized Sentinel ozone generator manufacturing within APAC to improve delivery times and lifecycle care. - The company said it has been selected for a major Sentinel UV technology upgrade in Singapore to improve disinfection performance and reliability.

Between the lines: - De Nora is linking its product pitch to a broader industrial shift: more digital infrastructure, more manufacturing and more pressure on water resources. - The emphasis on local manufacturing and after-sales support suggests De Nora wants to compete on responsiveness, not just technology. - CEO Marwan Nesicolaci said the company is investing and expanding in APAC to help customers manage water more sustainably and with confidence.

What's next: - De Nora will use SIWW 2026 to pursue regional partnerships and show next-generation water solutions to municipal and industrial buyers. - The company is expected to continue scaling APAC support, including localized service and faster delivery for regional customers. - De Nora’s broader role in Singapore water infrastructure may expand if the Sentinel UV upgrade performs as planned.

The bottom line: - De Nora is using SIWW 2026 to make a clear APAC pitch: advanced treatment technology, local support and infrastructure-ready solutions for a water-stressed, digitally driven region.