A water authority in Pennsylvania needed to automate communication from its remote wells and pump stations to meet new EPA rules.

While submersible pumps are better able to withstand damage during floods and storms, they are less efficient than standard dry pit pumps. Our pump expert outlines how to maximize the performance of submersible pump systems.

Cues offers various self-contained portable systems for CCTV inspection.

In the second part of a WWi series designed to provide practical advice to utilities, we tackle the growing concern of system leakage. Allan Lambert, leader of the 1st IWA Water Loss Task Force, provides a personal perspective on the ever-growing international recognition of how pressure management can influence leakage and asset management.

Technologies used for tunnelling trenches, digging or renewing pipelines have developed considerably over the last 40 years. Yet how is this market weathering the global economic storm? WWi reports on recent developments, including pipe bursting in Brazil and a new service pipeline in Germany.

GE was instrumental in bringing Australia’s largest seawater desalination plant into operation with its innovative rainfall catchment technology.

Northern Ireland water (NI Water), the sole provider of water and wastewater services in the country, said it has £250 million worth of contracts to tender over the next year and a half...

NSF International has certified the first gasket and sealing materials used with push-fit fittings to both chloramine resistance and tensile strength performance requirements.

Singer Valve's ZS Strainer is designed to protect control valves and pipelines from foreign matter such as twigs, leaves and rocks that get caught in the flow and can cause blocks or equipment failure.