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The water-energy nexus is tightening into a chokehold. A new report by Danfoss underlines that the water sector’s energy consumption could double by 2040 while the energy sector’s own water demand rises almost 60 %, creating a feedback loop that ampl

Residents in Blackburn’s Pleckgate Road, Rhodes Avenue, Lammack Road, and parts of St James’ Road endured another weekend of unreliable water supply, with some homes losing pressure entirely or facing outright interruptions. The disruption peaked ove

The CBOE S&P 500 Volatility Index—often called the fear gauge—has edged back toward a multi-month high it touched earlier this month, a move that typically precedes broader market turbulence. When volatility spikes, investors instinctively seek defen

Kyiv’s water supply grid collapsed in minutes on a cloudless Tuesday, not from drought or sabotage, but from a power surge that rippled through the capital’s brittle energy-water nexus. Kyivvodokanal’s own high-voltage feeders dropped offline, snappi

Maine’s urgency to address PFAS-contaminated sewage sludge is forcing the state into a series of infrastructure pivots, some of which are now on the verge of operational reality. The first biosolids dryer at WM’s Crossroads Landfill, originally sched

Stantec is deploying AI at two major U.S. wastewater plants in a 31-month program led for the Water Research Foundation and co-funded by WSSC Water and Prince William Water. The project will embed EAOS AI engines at WSSC Water’s Piscataway Water Reso

Perma-Fix Environmental Services’ fourth-quarter results underscore a year in which operational discipline and regulatory foresight translated directly into top-line growth. Treatment segment revenue rose 29% year-over-year, driven by both higher was

The water sector is quietly realigning around a single metric that few outside the industry fully grasp: embedded energy intensity per cubic metre. Last week, the U.S. Environmental Protection Agency quietly updated its Energy Star Portfolio Manager

The shift at Franchise Brands PLC from an acquisitive growth model to one centred on operational leverage and capital returns marks a significant inflection point for the franchise water and waste services sector. The 15% reduction in adjusted net de

The burst of a 150mm asbestos cement pipe in Jalan Mas 1, Taman Cheras Mas on 2 January has exposed a fault line in how water utilities respond to collateral damage. Adam Saffian Ghazali, CEO of Pengurusan Air Selangor Sdn Bhd (Air Selangor), acknowl