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Water for U.S. Agriculture: Irrigation Trends, Technology Adoption, and Market Forecasts, 2026–2031 

Water scarcity has become a permanent factor affecting U.S. agriculture, reshaping priorities for irrigation investment. Since 2000, drought has caused approximately US$25 billion in agricultural losses, prompting farmers and water delivery organizations—particularly in the West—to shift their focus from expanding acreage to improving efficiency, control, and reliability of their systems.

Water Scarcity Drives U.S. Agriculture Toward US$84 Billion in Irrigation Investments 

26 February 2026, Berkeley, California – U.S. agriculture is undergoing an US$84 billion water management transition, with farmers increasingly adopting more advanced precision irrigation systems to...

Tekleen Responds to Growing Data Center Water Concerns with Full Flow Filtration and Dewatering Strategy 

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Entrenched Players Clash Over Barcelona’s €1.1 Billion Water Tender 

Although the Barcelona Metropolitan Area authority's tender prioritizes economic efficiency, technical criteria account for nearly 50% of the weighting—a reflection of the operational challenges posed by the area's varied terrain.

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Itron Secures Control-Point Play in Greece 

As part of Greece’s National Water Strategy, Thessaloniki Water Supply & Sewerage is taking over operations from 13 providers on the Halkidiki peninsula, extending its reach beyond Thessaloniki—increasing the population served by over 100,000 residents.

Data Center Electricity Demand Nearly Doubles to 8.9% by 2030, Shifting Water Risk from Cooling to Power Generation  

19 February 2026, Boston, Massachusetts – The artificial intelligence (AI)-driven data center boom is fundamentally transforming the U.S. water landscape. Surging electricity demand is driving this ...

Industrial Partnerships De-Risk Municipal Water Reuse Expansion 

Facing critical water supply constraints, large industrial users support municipal reuse expansion, addressing gaps in city infrastructure funding by financing water recycling systems in exchange for guaranteed supplies.

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