For decades, industrial operators have treated water through a transactional lens as a commodity utility expense to be bought, utilized, treated, and discharged. However, the operational realities of a water-stressed world require a profound organizational shift.
- 1,4-Dioxane And Advanced Oxidation: Designing Treatment Systems Around Radical Chemistry
- Optimizing Ozone Systems For Bromate Control And Water Quality Enhancement In High-Bromide Groundwater Treatment
- Smart Ozone Systems: Why Real-Time Monitoring Is Becoming Core Water Infrastructure
- Breaking Point: How Utilities Can Get Ahead Of The Water Main Crisis
- Artificial Intelligence May Be Fueling The Future, But Water Will Sustain It
- AquaSBR® Replaces 60 Year Old Treatment Plant At Moab, UT
- The Expanding Role Of High‑Sensitivity Acoustic Sensing In Reducing Non‑Revenue Water
- Managing Risk In Water Utilities: From Compliance To True Resilience
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1,4-Dioxane And Advanced Oxidation: Designing Treatment Systems Around Radical ChemistryLearn why advanced oxidation processes are critical for treating 1,4-dioxane and how ozone-based systems can improve contaminant destruction and water quality.
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Optimizing Ozone Systems For Bromate Control And Water Quality Enhancement In High-Bromide Groundwater TreatmentLearn how utilities can control bromate formation, optimize ozone treatment performance, and achieve regulatory compliance through improved monitoring, hydraulics, and system design.
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Smart Ozone Systems: Why Real-Time Monitoring Is Becoming Core Water InfrastructureDiscover how real-time monitoring, automation, and smart controls help modern ozone systems improve treatment performance, efficiency, safety, and operational visibility.
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AquaSBR® Replaces 60 Year Old Treatment Plant At Moab, UTAquaSBR® technology helped Moab modernize wastewater treatment, improve effluent quality, manage growth, and achieve exceptional operational efficiency with flexible, automated performance.
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The Expanding Role Of High‑Sensitivity Acoustic Sensing In Reducing Non‑Revenue WaterDiscover how a layered approach to leak detection — combining network-level analytics with trusted surface acoustics — helps utilities isolate underground water loss, reduce unnecessary excavations, and drive measurable reductions in non-revenue water.
WATER ONLINE FEATURED VIDEOS
As part of EPA and HHS announcement retention of regulatory limits for PFOA and PFOS, Cyclopure's CEO was invited to join a panel of five industry leaders to discuss emerging technologies for PFAS removal.
Accurate measurement, efficient treatment, and optimized aeration are critical to wastewater system performance. This track explores the latest innovations in flow measurement technologies, advanced treatment processes, and high-efficiency blowers and compressors that are driving operational excellence and regulatory compliance.
Jennifer Steffens, PE, Tech Practice Director for Digital Water at Carollo Engineers, makes the case that having confidence in your data is only half the battle — the real value of digital tools is turning that confidence into priorities you can actually defend.
CLOSING THE GAP: A MODERN PLAYBOOK FOR NON-REVENUE WATER
Reducing non-revenue water (NRW) is no longer just an operational goal; it’s a strategic imperative that directly affects asset life, service reliability, affordability, and public trust. This e-book on NRW is intended as a practical guide for utilities ready to take the next step — from managing water loss to controlling it.
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SPECIAL FEATURES
Join SWAN for the 16th Annual SWAN Conference in Tampa, Florida (June 2-4, 2026), focusing on the theme, “Adapting Your Digital Journey.” Digital transformation in the water sector isn’t a straight road. It evolves over time requiring pivots and continuous learning. This Conference aims to meet utilities where they are at, highlighting how to build and sustain success across people, processes, and technology.
Learn more here.
ON-DEMAND WEBINARS
- Building Custom Water Operations Apps With AI
- Distribution Maintenance & Repair Techniques to Avoid System Shutdown
- How To Stop Rolling Trucks And Save Money, Time, And Avoid Safety Pitfalls
- How To Boost Leak Detection Efficiency By Up To 400%
- How Madison Suburban Utility District Used Advanced Satellite Technology To Cut Non-Revenue Water Loss Nearly In Half
- Why Surface Water Treatment Is Still So Hard — and What Needs to Change