Xylem Inc. a global water technology company, has opened a new 1,100 square meters commercial facility in Warsaw as part of ongoing investment in Poland.
Kamstrup, a world leading provider of intelligent metering solutions for energy and water, posts record-breaking revenue for the 8th consecutive year, reaching a total of DKK 2.1 billion ($320M USD) for 2017. The pre-tax profit reached DKK 311 million ($47M USD).
The second largest water utility in New South Wales, Australia, Hunter Water Corporation, has selected TaKaDu’s Integrated Event Management solution as part of its concerted efforts to achieve total water efficiency.
Clever, fundamental engineering could go a long way toward preventing waterborne illness and exposure to carcinogenic substances in water.
Echologics, an industry leader in permanent leak detection technology, today announced it will deliver an Internet of Things (IoT) Smart City solution over Bell’s broadband wireless network for the City of Medicine Hat, Alberta.
Though situated along the historic Route 66, the City of Azusa, California, views its utility services with an eye toward the future. That’s why the City’s utility, Azusa Light & Water (ALW), is upgrading its infrastructure with the latest smart metering technology.
A massive main break crippled water delivery in Atlanta last week, leaving many residents without water and thrusting more than 700,000 people under a boil-water advisory.
Software already used by Coca-Cola Femsa to reduce liquid waste from the soft drink bottling process has cut water waste due to leakage by 2%, equivalent to 2.5 million cubic meters per year, in distribution to a region comprising seven municipalities in Rio de Janeiro State, Brazil, whose sanitation services are provided by private concessionaire Prolagos.
The American Water Works Association recently urged the U.S. Environmental Protection Agency to revise its regulation on lead in water to advance the removal of lead service lines while assuring that water systems adjust water chemistry to control corrosion and inform customers about lead risks.
Michigan is moving to create the toughest rule in the country for lead in drinking water.
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