UTILIS has been bestowed a significant acknowledgement by Fast Company recently having announced its annual ranking of the world’s Most Innovative Companies (MIC) for 2018.
ABB is once again leading the conversation around water leakage with its sponsorship of this year’s Global Water Leakage Summit, taking place at the Amba Hotel Marble Arch, London, 13th – 14th March.
Trimble announced recently an exclusive relationship with Aquarius Spectrum Ltd. to distribute a branded version of Aquarius Spectrum's wireless leak detection and monitoring solutions for water utilities throughout the U.S.
Calling for a war on lead as a new feature of federal policy, U.S. EPA Administrator Scott Pruitt is meeting with Cabinet officials this week to discuss how to keep children safe from lead contamination.
Pipe Restoration Technologies, LLC (PRT), makers of the ePIPE, Lead-Free Leak-Free and LeadSmart product lines, announced that it has been granted U.S. patents #9889469 and #9889470.
Just a few miles from the South Carolina coast, the town of Mount Pleasant exudes the southern charm and rich historical resonance that typify the “Lowcountry.” And though this may conjure up images of laid-back residents sipping sweet tea on their porch swings, the reality is a little different for the town’s water utility.
Environment Minister Therese Coffey has told British Water members that departure from the EU gives UK companies “new opportunities beyond Europe.”
Hydra-Stop, the leading manufacturer of insertion valves and line stop fittings serving municipal water distribution systems around the world, announced the launch of Hydra-View, a CCTV pipeline assessment solution which works in combination with Hydra-Stop’s award winning Insta-Valve 250 Patriot insertion valve.
Kamstrup Water Metering opened its new US Production Facility on February 8 in Roswell, Ga. Danish Ambassador to the United States, Lars Gert Lose, had the honor of cutting the ribbon for the opening ceremony.
Water utilities are concerned that U.S. EPA’s loan program for water and wastewater projects might be expanded — to death.
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