Author name: Mia Wright

In the heart of the Philippines, Clark Water, a subsidiary of Manila Water, is redefining sustainable development in the Clark Freeport Zone (CFZ). Since Manila Water’s acquisition in 2011, Clark Water has poured ₱4.2 billion (approximately USD 73 mi

Veolia, the global water management giant, has set its sights on doubling its desalination capacity by 2030, a bold move that could reshape the water sector’s landscape. With its technologies already accounting for 18% of the world’s installed desali

Kuwait is stepping up its game in the water and energy sectors with a bold new initiative. Dr. Subaih Al-Mukhaizeem, the country’s Minister of Electricity, Water, and Renewable Energy, has issued a ministerial decision to form a high-level committee

In a bold move to bolster its technical expertise and drive water efficiency, Pozitive Water has appointed Craig Rogers as its new Head of Water Technical Services. Rogers brings a wealth of experience to the role, with over two decades in water and

In a bold stride towards securing the Hunter region’s water future, Hunter Water is pouring over AUD 30 million into upgrading key reservoirs. This isn’t just about fixing leaks; it’s about fortifying the region’s water security and meeting the insat

The recent study published in Environmental Science & Technology has sent ripples through the water and sanitation sector, challenging conventional wisdom and offering a roadmap for future policy. Led by the UK Centre for Ecology & Hydrology (UKCEH),

The water sector is on the cusp of a significant shift, driven by a powerful alliance aiming to revolutionise how organisations address their water footprint. This initiative, centred around the Act4water Standard, is poised to reshape corporate wate

The recent insights into the critical role of water in site selection underscore a pressing need for the water, sanitation, and drainage sector to evolve rapidly. As industries, agriculture, and urban planning increasingly rely on water, the stakes f

Nama Water Services is making waves in the water, sanitation, and drainage sector with a series of ambitious infrastructure projects valued at over RO550 million (approximately $1.4 billion). CEO Qais bin Saud al Zakwani unveiled these plans at the o