Utility Management

11. Progressive Design-Build: A Tool For Our Times 11/3/2023

    Rising costs, disrupted supply chains, and a constricted labor market will pose challenges to the many construction projects now coming to market. Using a progressive design-build approach, owners can mitigate costs and minimize risks by reducing upfront cost and time investment, while fostering innovation.

12. A Closer Look At How Proposed NEPA Updates Will Impact Water Operations 11/3/2023
    WSP water experts discuss the proposed changes to the National Environmental Policy Act and what they would mean for federal agency compliance.
13. The Digital Imperative: How Technology Has Become Essential To Solving Water 9/8/2023
    Understanding the value of going digital, as well as the process of getting there.
14. How To Reduce VOC Emissions In Wastewater Treatment 7/7/2023

    Adding to the typical worries of wastewater treatment operations, emissions from volatile organic compounds (VOCs) are the next frontier of pollution control.

15. Houston, We Have A Solution: Enhancing The Water Digital Twin Using Machine Learning 5/4/2023
    How artificial intelligence is assisting the digital twin to benefit Houston's water utilities and citizens.
16. Xylem Invites The Building Industry To Partner For A More Sustainable Future 1/25/2023

    Global water technology leader Xylem (NYSE:XYL) will showcase new technologies and solutions for building services at ISH 2023, a leading trade fair for HVAC and Water taking place in Frankfurt, Germany, from 13 to 17 March 2023.

17. Industry 5.0: What It Means For Industry And Water Management 1/11/2023
    While Industry 4.0 is still very relevant for digital transformation, Industry 5.0 has loftier ambitions — to transform the whole of business and society, sustainably.
18. Benchmarking As A Tool To Optimize Operations And Lower GHG Emissions 1/11/2023
    The US Water Alliance is getting lessons from Denmark, where benchmarking has proven to be a useful tool in becoming one of the world's most efficient water sectors, to help optimize processes and meet climate goals.
19. A Decade Of Progress And Shifting Concerns In The U.S. Water Industry 11/3/2022

    Although the water industry has a reputation for being slow to change, the past 10 years provide evidence to the contrary.

20. Surveying The U.S. Water Sector's Embrace Of Technology And Sustainability 9/9/2022

    Black & Veatch’s latest annual survey of the water sector reveals a changing set of circumstances, challenges, and potential solutions.