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K-water Partners With OpenAI To Develop AI Water Tools 

Lawn Watering Takes a Toll on Tampa Homeowners’ Budgets 

The State Revolving Funds Opportunity: Tracking US$140 Billion in U.S. Water Infrastructure Demand 

Over US$73 billion was awarded across 13,085 projects between 2020 and 2025. The Clean Water program accounts for 64% of total funding, targeting wastewater (61%) and stormwater (3%) projects, while the Drinking Water program covers the remaining 36%.

Water Risk, Redefined: From Structural Theme to Immediate Reality 

CRH Moves Along Value Chain with US$700 Million Axius Water Acquisition 

Historically, CRH’s water footprint has been led by its conveyance‑focused product portfolio, including pipes, culverts, manholes and precast structures for stormwater and wastewater networks. As of 2024, the company’s water revenues exceeded US$1.6 billion, providing a sizable base from which to expand into adjacent water markets.

Inside Europe’s €643 Billion Stormwater Opportunity: Who’s Positioned To Capitalize? 

Europe’s stormwater crisis has been building for decades—and the numbers are now impossible to ignore. The last three decades rank among the worst for flooding in 500 years of European records...

Aqualia Wins Desalination Contract as Corpus Christi’s Water Emergency Intensifies 

To date, Corpus Christi's desalination ambitions have been plagued by cost overruns, political headwinds, and failed projects. The Inner Harbor plant is the most notable example, with Kiewit's contract terminated in 2024 after projected costs ballooned from US$750 million to US$1.2 billion.

Water Costs Are Rising Faster Than Inflation—and Sending Bills Soaring 

U.S. and Canada Digital Water Solutions Spend to Double by 2036 as Utilities Enter the Scale-Up Era 

6 May 2026, Boston, Massachusetts: U.S. and Canada’s municipal water utilities are moving beyond early digital adoption to system-wide deployment of connected infrastructure solutions and devices. T...

U.S. & Canada Digital Water Landscape: Trends and Growth Forecasts, 2026–2036 

The U.S. and Canada digital water landscape is poised to double from US$14 billion in 2026 to US$29 billion by 2036, reflecting a compound annual growth rate of 7% over the next decade. Utilities are no longer debating the need to invest in digital; they are racing to catch up as operational, financial, and workforce pressures converge.