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Nuclear power is again central to America’s energy conversation, with small modular reactors (SMRs), advanced reactor designs, and the potential restart of shuttered utility-scale plants dominating headlines. The excitement is understandable: nuclear

Scottish Water has submitted its final Business Plan for 2027-33 to the Water Industry Commission for Scotland (WICS), outlining a £13.4 billion investment strategy to sustain and enhance Scotland’s water and wastewater services over the next six yea

The worsening water infrastructure situation in Northern Ireland has been branded a “crisis” by an ABC Councillor following a presentation from NI Water at a recent full meeting of Council. Dr Stephen Blockwell, Head of Investment Management, Enginee

Veolia Environnement has solidified its position as a key player in global water and environmental management with the acquisition of significant municipal water infrastructure contracts in Mumbai, marking the largest such win by a French company in

H2O America’s appointment of Nick O. Rowe to its Board of Directors signals a strategic move to bolster its leadership with nearly four decades of water industry expertise. Rowe’s extensive background, including senior roles at American Water Works C

The Metropolitan Cebu Water District (MCWD) faces severe criticism from the Cebu Electricity Rights Advocates (Cera) over its Non-Revenue Water (NRW) levels, described as a “fiscal and humanitarian disaster” by Cera convenor Nathaniel Chua. The utili

In the arid expanse of Millard County, Utah, a contentious proposal for an artificial intelligence data center has ignited a fierce debate, underscoring the delicate balance between technological advancement and environmental sustainability. As the N

Middlesex Water (MSEX) has recently captured investor attention with a notable performance, boasting a share price of $54.61, a 4% increase over the past month, and a 7% rise over the past three months. This momentum contrasts with a longer-term reco

New Mexico is taking a firm stance against the federal government, accusing it of delaying crucial cleanup efforts at the Los Alamos National Laboratory. The state’s Environment Department has initiated enforcement actions, including potential civil

Simon Parsons, Scottish Water’s Director of Environment, Planning and Assurance, has taken a firm stance in a recent blog post, asserting that the publicly owned water company “does not dump sewage.” This statement comes amidst growing public and pol