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51. Restoring Confidence After Catastrophic Failure: Trenchless CFRP Rehabilitation Of Montréal's Critical Water Main 5/21/2026

    When critical large-diameter water mains suffer catastrophic failure, trenchless carbon fiber reinforcement provides an efficient, fully structural repair. This method eliminates disruptive excavation, completely restoring pipeline integrity and high-pressure capacity from the inside out.

52. Safeguarding Neighborhood Service During An Emergency With Valve Insertion 5/20/2026

    Discover how a municipal utility resolved an urgent infrastructure repair on an active 8-inch water main in just two hours, keeping water flowing to hundreds of nearby residents by avoiding a wide-reaching neighborhood shutdown.

53. Why Rebuild A Blower Before It Fails? 5/20/2026

    Rebuilding a positive-displacement blower before it fails helps you avoid unplanned downtime, protect downstream processes, and reduce the risk of costly collateral damage. Over time, wear on critical components (such as internal clearances, bearings, shafts, and seals) can reduce performance, increase vibration, and raise operating temperatures.

54. The Water Talent Shortage Is Also A Diversity Problem 5/19/2026
    Utilities across the U.S. are facing growing pressure from aging infrastructure, climate resilience demands, regulatory scrutiny, and a workforce approaching retirement. Yet despite the scale of the challenge, much of the industry is still drawing talent from the same narrow pools and approaching hiring the same way it did years ago. That approach is becoming increasingly unsustainable.
55. Navigating Changing Water Standards Without Losing Trust In Your Tap 5/19/2026
    When new contaminants show up in the news, or standards change and you see lower numbers combined with words like “maximum level,” “parts per trillion,” or “detected,” it’s completely reasonable to wonder: Was my water unsafe before? Did something get worse? Are we looking at things differently? In most cases, the answer is the last one. We are looking at contaminants through a different lens.
56. Detroit's Water Affordability Crisis Is Tied To The Uneven Distribution Of Stormwater Management Costs 5/18/2026

    Utility bills are the primary source of revenue for public water and wastewater systems. Yet both the Detroit Water and Sewerage Department (DWSD) and The Great Lakes Water Authority (GLWA) are caught in what utility experts call an affordability gap.

57. Building Custom Water Operations Apps With AI 5/18/2026

    Join us to discover a revolutionary approach to extending your water management capabilities. In this webinar, we will demonstrate how you can leverage intelligent AI agents to automatically generate and deploy custom plugins directly within your digital twin environment.

58. Smart Water Metering Platform 5/15/2026

    The ThingsLog Smart Water Metering Platform is a multi-vendor, IoT-enabled solution designed to revolutionize water metering and monitoring.

59. Restoring Groundwater Supplies Through Advanced Contaminant Removal 5/15/2026

    When industrial plumes compromise critical aquifers, advanced UV-oxidation processes permanently destroy highly carcinogenic NDMA and resilient 1,4-dioxane, restoring millions of gallons of daily drinking water while reducing facility energy consumption by over eighty percent.

60. UV Advanced Oxidation For Surface Water Remediation 5/15/2026

    Surface water contamination demands advanced treatment solutions. Learn how UV advanced oxidation simultaneously destroys complex micropollutants and inactivates pathogens in a single step, offering a scalable, cost-effective alternative that eliminates chemical residuals and reduces seasonal operating expenses.