Drinking Water News

  1. EMASESA's Internationally Recognised Embalse Digital 5.0 Project Utilises The Xylem Vue Platform To Transform Data Into Smart Decisions For Water Management 10/29/2026

    EMASESA has collaborated with Xylem Vue to integrate and analyse, on a single platform, 200 water supply sectors and more than 313,000 smart drinking water meters, which generate around 7.5 million daily readings from 1.4 million people across twelve municipalities in the Seville metropolitan area (Spain)

  2. AOI Showcases Locally Manufactured Water Treatment Technologies At IWWI 2026 10/27/2026

    The Arab Organization for Industrialization (AOI) is showcasing its locally manufactured water treatment technologies at the fifth International Water, Wastewater, Desalination, Reuse and Waste Treatment and Recycling Exhibition and Conference (IWWI 2026), held under the theme “Made in Egypt.”

  3. Water Desalination Pumps Market To Reach USD 11.4 Billion By 2034 10/26/2026

    According to latest research by Growth Market Reports, the water desalination pumps market size reached USD 6.1 billion in 2025, driven by rising water scarcity and growing investments in desalination infrastructure worldwide. The market is expanding at a robust CAGR of 7.4% and is forecasted to attain a value of USD 11.4 billion by 2034. This sustained growth is primarily fueled by increasing demand for potable water, particularly in arid and semi-arid regions, and the need for reliable, energy-efficient pumping solutions in modern desalination plants. As per our comprehensive analysis, technological advancements and the adoption of advanced pump materials are further accelerating market expansion.

  4. Drones Take Flight As Michigan Chooses Kohtari's Water Intelligence For Faster, Safer, More Incisive Water Quality Monitoring 10/26/2026

    Kohtari has been selected to demonstrate its drone-enabled monitoring, sampling and water intelligence technology in partnership with the Michigan Department of Environment, Great Lakes and Energy (EGLE) as part of Michigan’s Advanced Air Mobility (AAM) Statewide Challenge.

  5. EPA's First Ever PFAS TECH Strategy Spurs Innovation In Research And Technology To Address PFAS 10/26/2026

    Today, at an event in Commerce City, Colorado, U.S. Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) Administrator Lee Zeldin launched the first ever agency-wide PFAS Technology, Evaluation, Coordination, and Harmonization (PFAS TECH) strategy. This new effort will help catapult technology innovation on PFAS while supporting practical tools, funding, and technical assistance to benefit communities addressing local PFAS challenges. 

  6. U.S. Businesses Turn To Water Efficiency To Beat Rising Costs 10/26/2026

    As water and wastewater rates across the United States continue to outpace inflation, commercial facilities, manufacturers, and corporate leaders are increasingly treating water management as a core operational risk and financial necessity.

  7. H2O Innovation Lama Filters Obtains NSF Certification 10/26/2026

    H2O Innovation Inc. (“H2O Innovation” or the “Corporation”) is pleased to announce that its Lama product line has obtained NSF certification for automatic screen filters and media filters, opening opportunities for the North American market and internationally.

  8. Researchers Create New Database To Track Origins Of Water From Space 10/26/2026

    International collaboration makes decades of satellite data more accessible to scientists studying global water cycle.

  9. Fort Pierce, Florida, Named Tnemec's 2026 Tank of the Year Winner 10/23/2026

    A water storage tank in Fort Pierce, Florida, has been named the winner of the 2026 Tank of the Year competition presented by Tnemec Company, Inc., a leading provider of high-performance coatings. This year's competition marks the 20th anniversary of the annual contest, which recognizes municipalities for their creative and innovative use of protective coatings on water storage tanks.

  10. What It Actually Takes To Get PFAS Out Of Drinking Water 10/23/2026

    For our grandparents, it was lead. For our parents, asbestos. Today, PFAS dominates the environmental narrative, and with good reason. Through the latter half of the 20th century, per- and polyfluoroalkyl substances (PFAS) firmly integrated themselves into a wide range of industries.