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With the October deadline for the Lead and Copper Rule Revisions (LCRR) and proposed Lead and Copper Rule Improvements (LCRI) fast approaching, it’s crucial for water systems to be well-prepared for compliance. This webinar will give you the essential knowledge and strategies to meet the upcoming deadline and maintain compliance in the future. Click here to learn more.

Advanced commercial and industrial (C&I) ultrasonic meters have exceptional turndown ratios, water conditioning, and other features that are lowering operating costs, increasing revenue, and minimizing maintenance.

In this article, take a look at a few non-traditional ROI considerations when thinking about a new technology purchase. 

In an industry where accuracy and reliability are crucial, the impact of faulty equipment cannot be overstated. The frustration and risks associated with unreliable testing devices are real and significant.

For Aspen France, the low maintenance and high reliability of Swan's AMI LineTOC monitors resulted in several installations. Hear from an Aspen utilities manager about the benefits of online measurement. 

Casey Whittier, product manager at Evoqua Water Technologies, answers the top frequently asked questions when it comes to phosphorus management.

This documentation is intended to help system integrators to setup a water plant more securely.

Despite their higher upfront cost, ceramic membranes deliver a notable return on investment while providing the same if not better water quality results as polymeric membranes.

Discover how keeping your pump in shape will help reduce costs and boost profits. 

Metering-as-a-service (MaaS) provides a means for utilities to transition to, or upgrade existing, advanced metering infrastructure with no up-front cost and immediate ROI.

Navigating asset management requires four fundamental pillars: alignment across the organization, making risk-based decisions, extracting maximum value from assets, and having strong corporate leadership and support.

Perhaps you already have some digital elements in place such as a CMMS or IoT sensors on your most important assets. The tools and digital strategies you implement should leave you feeling fully confident in your most critical infrastructure decisions.

When you need treatment solutions and engineering expertise that can be rapidly deployed — when and where you need it — you need Treatment-as-a-Service (TaaS).

What are the consequences of not having a solution that's helping you prioritize what to fix, when to fix it, in what order? In this video, David Stadelmann from MentorAPM gives his perspective on the answer to this question.