Author name: Mia Wright

The water industry in England and Wales is bracing for a tumultuous period as the fallout from Ofwat’s recent decision to hike water bills by an average of 36 percent begins to unfold. This increase, which translates to an additional £31 per househol

Sustainability is no longer just a buzzword; it’s a pressing reality for water utilities tasked with delivering fresh water to an increasingly thirsty world. With nearly two-thirds of the global population experiencing severe water scarcity for at le

Kazakhstan is stepping up to the plate in a big way when it comes to water resource management, and it’s about time. With a landscape that relies heavily on transboundary water sources and a population that’s growing faster than a weed in spring, the

Anglian Water is stepping into the future with a bold move, leveraging artificial intelligence to forecast and streamline the delivery of significant water infrastructure projects during the upcoming AMP8 investment window. This period, spanning from

The recent accolade bestowed upon the Fujairah Environment Authority (FEA) at the Asian Water Awards 2024 is more than just a feather in the cap; it’s a bold statement about the future of industrial waste management. Recognized for its innovative Int

In a bold move that signals a transformative shift in the U.S. water infrastructure landscape, BluPulse has emerged as a game-changer, merging the innovative prowess of Rentricity with the infrastructure expertise of FUSO America Corporation. This pa

The recent announcement from the British government regarding increased compensation payments for water supply disruptions marks a significant shift in the way the water industry is held accountable. In a landscape plagued by environmental scandals a

The recent trial of smart leak detection devices in the South East has shone a glaring spotlight on a pressing issue that many homeowners might not even realize is lurking above their heads. With over 700 participants in Kent, Hampshire, and Sussex,