Accurate measurement, efficient treatment, and optimized aeration are critical to wastewater system performance. This track explores the latest innovations in flow measurement technologies, advanced treatment processes, and high-efficiency blowers and compressors that are driving operational excellence and regulatory compliance.  Continue Reading..

Jennifer Steffens, PE, Tech Practice Director for Digital Water at Carollo Engineers, makes the case that having confidence in your data is only half the battle — the real value of digital tools is turning that confidence into priorities you can actually defend.  Continue Reading..

Will Jernigan, PE, CEO of Cavanaugh, reveals that not all water loss is what it seems — and that identifying where the problem actually lives can change everything about how you solve it.  Continue Reading..

Will Jernigan unpacks why water audit data is so often unreliable — and the answer may surprise utilities.  Continue Reading..

Each month, host Travis Kennedy and co-host Kevin Westerling break down the top issues on the minds of engineers, operators, and utilities across the industry. In this kickoff episode, the two make the case that the water sector is at a turning point that will require utilities to adapt financially, digitally, and culturally to meet the challenges ahead.  Continue Reading..

You treat it, you send it, but you don’t get paid for it. Non-revenue water (NRW), or water lost to leaks, inaccuracies, or other losses, is a persistent problem for utilities everywhere. In the U.S. alone, drinking water utilities lose an average of approximately 20,000 gallons per customer every year, according to the American Water Works Association. AWWA also estimates, more optimistically, that up to 75% of reported water loss in U.S....  Continue Reading..

In this segment of The Water Online Show, hosts Travis Kennedy and Kevin Westerling sit down with Karine Rougé and Rob Powelson to unpack a growing shift in the U.S. water sector: treating water infrastructure as an economic imperative, not just a utility function.  Continue Reading..

As wastewater utilities face stricter regulations, aging infrastructure, rising energy costs, and increased wet weather events, innovation has never been more critical. This track explores next-generation technologies that are redefining wastewater treatment performance, pumping efficiency, system reliability, and real-time monitoring.  Continue Reading..

Ensuring effective disinfection is the cornerstone of safe drinking water, but selecting the right chlorine monitoring technology often involves a complex trade-off between accuracy and maintenance.  Continue Reading..

Managing modern wastewater challenges—from "flushable" wipes and heavy grit to floating mats and grease balls—requires a shift from reactive maintenance to proactive conditioning. Historically, utility operators have dealt with clogs and sediment buildup through manual cleanouts and frequent equipment repair, often at a high cost to both labor and infrastructure.  Continue Reading..