Drinking Water News

  1. Itron And AT&T Business Expand Next-Generation Connectivity For Water And Gas Utilities 10/12/2026

    Itron, Inc. (NASDAQ: ITRI), the intelligent infrastructure provider for modern energy and water management, and AT&T are extending their collaboration by integrating Itron's 500G Cellular Gas Module and 500W Cellular Water Module with AT&T's network. The collaboration expands resilient connectivity options for utilities, enabling them to remotely and securely collect data from compatible Itron gas and water modules across their service territories through AT&T’s LTE-M network. 

  2. Mueller Water Products Appoints Michael Morgan As Chief Financial Officer 10/12/2026

    Mueller Water Products, Inc. (NYSE: MWA), a leading manufacturer and marketer of products and solutions used in the transmission, distribution and measurement of water in North America, today announced a planned transition of its Chief Financial Officer with the appointment of Michael Morgan as Executive Vice President, Finance, effective October 28, 2026.

  3. Energy Recovery Secures Contract To Supply New PX Q650 Energy Recovery Device To Major Saudi Arabia Desalination Plant 10/8/2026

    Energy Recovery, a global leader in energy-efficient technology enabling affordable, reliable water and reduced emissions, today announced a new contract to supply PX Q650 devices, the newest and highest-capacity device in its PX Pressure Exchanger line, to a major new seawater reverse osmosis (SWRO) desalination plant in Saudi Arabia, which will be among the top 10 largest plants in the world when complete.

  4. Emerson's New Flow Measurement Solution Improves Data Center Reliability, Efficiency And Uptime 10/8/2026

    Global automation leader Emerson today announced the new Rosemount 8795 Magnetic Flow Sensor, purpose-built for data center hydronic cooling applications. This industrial-grade flow sensor provides accurate, repeatable flow measurements for high reliability and uptime in mission-critical data center applications. Designed for data center environments, the flow sensor addresses common specification needs to simplify selection, installation, and commissioning.

  5. Veolia Completes $58 Million Princeton Meadows Wastewater Facility, Delivering Greater Resilience, Innovation And Efficiency 10/7/2026

    Veolia today celebrated the completion of the Princeton Meadows Wastewater Treatment Facility with a ribbon-cutting ceremony, marking a major investment in resilient infrastructure, environmental protection and long-term water sustainability.

  6. Water Constraints Become A Defining Economic And Infrastructure Risk 10/7/2026

    Water resources, when left unchecked, are a constraint on economic growth, public health and social stability. For utilities, municipalities, industry and investors, the implications extend beyond resource availability to infrastructure performance, revenue, financing and long-term operational continuity.

  7. After 50 Years Of Water Treatment Innovation, Why Is Advanced Oxidation Entering Its Most Important Decade? 10/6/2026

    As utilities tackle persistent micropollutants, expand water reuse and meet more demanding treatment requirements, advanced oxidation is being asked to solve problems conventional approaches were not designed to address.

  8. Turning Invasive Plants Into Powerful Filters For Fluoride-Contaminated Water 10/6/2026

    Excess fluoride in water is a persistent environmental and public health concern in many parts of the world. Now, researchers have developed a new plant-derived material that can capture fluoride efficiently while also creating value from invasive plant biomass.

  9. The Reuse Of Wastewater Enhances Nutrient Recycling And Conserves Clean Water 10/6/2026

    Due to climate change and its drastic effects, such as drought, and also the turmoil of production factor markets for primary producers, the demand of recycled nutrients and reuse of water has strongly increased.

  10. The Techniques AI Uses To Create Images Can Help Predict Floods, Researchers Say 10/6/2026

    Team led by Penn State scientists develop hourly forecasting model that predicts flood risk using a similar training method as image generators.