Modesto water customers are paying for an overhaul that improved their water treatment plant’s capacity. But was the upgrade necessary?
New England’s largest power utility attempted to acquire Connecticut Water Service, but the water provider blocked the deal.
Recently the Southern California Water Coalition (SCWC) released a first of its kind whitepaper, Stormwater Capture: Enhancing Recharge and Direct Use Through Data Collection, assessing the cost and performance of current stormwater capture projects across the Southern California region – and what results could mean for future projects.
Secretary of State Alex Padilla recently announced that an initiative is eligible for the November 6, 2018, General Election ballot.
The Michigan Department of Environmental Quality (MDEQ) is providing more than $19M in loans to fund municipal water and sewer projects to improve water quality and public health. The loans include nearly $M in principal loan forgiveness for employing green practices or for meeting affordability criteria
A $15M upgrade to the Morgan Water Treatment Plant began this week, to help meet future demand growth and further enhance the quality of drinking water SA Water supplies to more than 130 000 regional South Australians.
Irish Water is pleased to confirm that planning permission has been granted to build an Integrated Constructed Wetland (ICW) to treat wastewater from the village of Saleen, Co. Cork. This project will support the continued growth and development of the community while also enhancing the local environment and improving water quality
Recently, the U.S. Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) issued its first-ever loan from the Water Infrastructure Finance and Innovation Act (WIFIA) program to King County, Washington, to help finance its Georgetown Wet Weather Treatment Station.
OriginClear Inc. (OTC/QB: OCLN), a leading provider of water treatment solutions, today announced that WaterChain, its decentralized water funding initiative, issued an open call for modular, on-site water treatment projects, with an early focus on the hurricane-affected island of Puerto Rico.
Detroit plans to resume water shutoffs next month, and thousands of city residents could be affected.
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