Water
For many fast-growing regional communities, wastewater infrastructure is being asked to do more than it was originally designed to handle. Population growth increases hydraulic and nutrient loads, while receiving environments … Read More
UKWIR, one of the leading research organisations for the UK and Irish water sector, has formally welcomed Prof. Anusha Shah as its new chair. Shah brings decades of global experience … Read More
Voith Hydro has been awarded the electro-mechanical (E&M) contract for the 90 MW Jomori Hydropower Project in Bhutan by Druk Hydro Energy Limited (DHyE), a subsidiary of Druk Green Power … Read More
By Tony Gwynne, Leakage Solutions Director, Ovarro With almost three-quarters of England still officially in drought, the UK government is urging water companies to maintain momentum on leakage reduction – … Read More
From 4–6 November 2026, Informa Markets Vietnam will bring together a diverse range of industries at the Saigon Exhibition and Convention Centre (SECC), creating a comprehensive platform for technology discovery, … Read More
The International Water Association (IWA) and the International Desalination and Reuse Association (IDRA) have signed a three-year Memorandum of Understanding (MoU) to strengthen collaboration across the global water community and … Read More
A valuable database that provides water companies with insights into pipes for water and sewer networks is being overhauled. UK Water Industry Research (UKWIR) has released an invitation for expressions … Read More
Shenzhen Water joins SWAN (the Smart Water Networks Forum) to further showcase the acceleration of smart water technologies and SWAN’s growing focus on China. Shenzhen Water and Environment Group, which … Read More
USD58 million investment replaces the 55-year-old plant with climate-resilient infrastructure. Veolia recently celebrated the completion of the Princeton Meadows Wastewater Treatment Facility with a ribbon-cutting ceremony, marking a major investment … Read More
By Nooraishah Omar, Asian Water Magazine Asia’s water paradox is not simply that the region has too little water. It is that abundant water is increasingly difficult to convert into … Read More
