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The groundbreaking ceremony in Pili, Camarines Sur, marked more than just the start of construction for an atmospheric water generator (AWG) manufacturing hub. It signaled a bold step towards a sustainable future for the Philippines, one that intertw

The water sector is abuzz with anticipation as the International Water Association UK Young Water Professionals (YWP UK) announces the return of its flagship conference. This year, the 26th edition is set to make a splash in Brighton from the 16th to

The water sector is on the cusp of a technological revolution. As global water demands surge, utilities are not just keeping up; they’re leaping ahead, integrating advanced tools and systems to enhance operational efficiency, ensure sustainability, a

Global Water Resources (NASDAQ: GWRS) has been invited to participate in the 37th Annual ROTH Conference, scheduled for March 16-18, 2025, at The Laguna Cliffs Marriott in Dana Point, California. This invitation is a significant milestone for the com

The water sector is abuzz with anticipation following the signing of a memorandum of action (MoA) between British Water and The Water Council, a move that could significantly reshape the landscape of global water innovation and business development.

In a dramatic turn of events, a UK judge has greenlit an emergency rescue plan for Thames Water, Britain’s largest water company, steering it away from the brink of insolvency and a potential government takeover. Justice Thomas Leech, ruling in the H

Jeanice Slater, the General Manager at West Morgan East Lawrence Water and Sewer Authority, has a story that is as inspiring as it is unconventional. Her journey into the water industry began not with a grand plan, but with a series of decisions that

The global water industry stands at a crossroads, with wastewater treatment processes emerging as both a significant source of greenhouse gases and a critical focal point for innovation. Methane, a byproduct of these processes, poses a substantial cl

As water companies in England and Wales step into the 2025-2030 investment period, dubbed AMP8, the sector stands on the brink of significant transformation. Ian Thompson, vice president at Xylem UK, offers a retrospective glance at the highlights of

Oliver Grievson, Associate Director at AtkinsRéalis and Royal Academy of Engineering Visiting Professor at the University of Exeter, cuts to the chase: “Do we have what we can call a ‘smart’ wastewater network?” The answer, it seems, is a resounding