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  1. New Study Findings Could Help Improve Flood Projections 9/27/2021

    Climate change will lead to more and stronger floods, mainly due to the increase of more intense heavy rainfall.

  2. Executive Cybersecurity Forum For Water And Wastewater 9/17/2021

    Even as cyber threats increase in scale and frequency to critical infrastructure sectors, the water industry shows a varied level of preparedness from one utility to the next. Implementing an effective cybersecurity program is both necessary and achievable. We've gathered industry leaders and technology experts to examine the current state of cybersecurity in the water sector and share practical advice on securing your facility against threats.

  3. EPA Announces $250M WIFIA Loan To Upgrade Aging Infrastructure, Advance Renewable Energy In Springfield, Massachusetts 9/16/2021

    Today, at an event with U.S. Representative Richard Neal, Massachusetts Department of Environmental Protection Commissioner Martin Suuberg, Springfield Mayor Domenic J. Sarno, and other local officials, U.S. Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) Assistant Administrator for Water Radhika Fox announced a $250M Water Infrastructure Finance and Innovation Act (WIFIA) loan to the Springfield Water and Sewer Commission.

  4. New CMO Appointed As Transformational Membrane Technologies Launched Commercially 9/16/2021

    UK technology business G2O Water Technologies has expanded its executive management team with the appointment of Andrew Walker as Chief Marketing Officer to join Craig Clement (Chief Operating Officer) and Chris Wyres (Chief Executive Officer).

  5. METER Group Acquires Drying Technology, Inc. 9/15/2021

    METER Group, Inc. USA (METER) today announced that it has acquired Drying Technology, Inc., accelerating the availability of proven, closed-loop moisture control for continuous lines for METER Food customers.

  6. Sewer Maintenance: Handling The Toughest Blockages - Efficiently 9/15/2021

    When municipal sewer or storm lines become blocked, the trouble typically began with a growth of tree roots that eventually stopped the free flow of wastewater in pipe.

  7. Smart Sewer Technology Satisfies EPA Consent Decree, Saves City $400M 9/15/2021

    Global water technology company, Xylem, is delivering the advanced “smart sewer” system enabling the City of South Bend, Indiana, to exceed the requirements of a wastewater consent decree for 60% less capital investment (CapEx) than originally planned

  8. Aquatic Informatics Awards Ripple Effect Grant To The Eastern Pennsylvania Coalition For Abandoned Mine Reclamation 9/15/2021

    Aquatic Informatics is pleased to award the latest Ripple Effect grant to the Eastern Pennsylvania Coalition for Abandoned Mine Reclamation (EPCAMR).

  9. Northwest Water Commission Partners With Aquify For Transmission Line Monitoring & Analysis 9/15/2021

    Aquify, an Exelon company and the Northwest Water Commission (NWC) in Des Plaines, Illinois announced a strategic partnership to implement continuous pressure monitoring of the nearly 15-mile water transmission line that transports drinking water from Lake Michigan to the NWC facility in Des Plaines, Illinois.

  10. Natel Energy Adds Former GE Hydro Executive To Its Executive Team Amid Company Growth 9/15/2021

    Natel Energy, a supplier of sustainable hydropower solutions, today announced it has appointed Nicolas Serrie, former VP of product management for General Electric (GE) Hydro and president of GE Hydro France, as its general manager of hydro.