Industry News

The irrigation controller for agriculture market is on a robust growth trajectory, with projections indicating a leap from $1.24 billion in 2023 to $1.33 billion in 2024, reflecting a compound annual growth rate (CAGR) of 7.3%. This surge is not mere

The Franklin project is making waves in the water sector, and it’s about time. Six water companies across Utah, Vermont, Indiana, and Oregon have taken a bold step by opening their doors to hackers, inviting them to scrutinize their computer systems

At the UKWIR Annual Conference 2024, Northumbrian Water’s chief executive Heidi Mottram made a compelling case for the transformative power of research and innovation in the water industry. With a room full of 160 delegates, she emphasized that innov

The water crisis in England is no longer a distant threat; it’s knocking on our doors. With a staggering deficit of 4 million litres predicted daily by 2050, the urgency to address this issue is palpable. The University of Surrey’s Institute for Sust

At the United Nations climate talks, where innovation meets urgency, a small but impactful initiative has emerged from Singapore that challenges perceptions of water reuse. Amidst the grand displays vying for attention, the unassuming aqua and purple

The upcoming evidence session by the Environment, Food and Rural Affairs Committee (EFRA) is set to be a pivotal moment for the water industry, particularly with the scrutiny of Ofwat’s leadership. As the water sector grapples with increasing challen

The urgency surrounding the issue of per- and polyfluoroalkyl substances (PFAS), colloquially dubbed ‘forever chemicals,’ has reached a fever pitch in the UK, thanks to a recent Policy Position Statement (PPS) issued by CIWEM, the Chartered Instituti

The state of the water industry in England and Wales has reached a critical juncture, a fact that has not escaped the public’s notice. The outcry over the condition of rivers and beaches, plagued by pollution from inadequate infrastructure, agricultu

In a world grappling with escalating water scarcity, Singapore’s bold venture into the realm of recycled water is turning heads at the United Nations climate talks. Amidst the buzz of international delegates and flashy displays, a humble counter show

New York City finds itself in the grip of one of the most severe droughts in over two decades, a situation that has turned the usual hustle and bustle into a race against time to conserve water. The combination of a stark lack of rainfall and unseaso