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This One Hack Could Help You Slash Your Water Usage by up to 50% — and It Only Costs US$5 

Unitil Carves Out Water Presence via Aquarion Platform 

On 6 May 2025, Unitil Corporation announced an agreement to purchase the New Hampshire and the Massachusetts Aquarion Water Company operations from the Aquarion Water Authority for US$100 million. Under the terms of this deal, Unitil will gain 23,000 new customers and assume responsibility for 331 miles of water distribution mains. 

U.S. Pump Supply Chain: Tariffs, Market Turbulence 

On 2 April 2025—“Liberation Day”—the Trump administration imposed sweeping tariffs aimed at tilting global trade flows in favor of U.S. manufactured products. This sudden turn toward protectionism has injected new uncertainty into the global pump market, disrupting strategies for firms with significant exposure to the capital-intensive U.S. vertical. The policy shock has also clouded visibility on input costs, forcing a reset in capital planning and forecasting.

Italy Water & Wastewater Municipal Market: Trends, Drivers, and Outlook 

Italy ranks as one of the most water-stressed nations in Europe, with an average yearly rainfall of just 470 mm. Additionally, it faces significant challenges with over 40% of its distributed water lost to leakage, largely due to more than 60% of its pipe network infrastructure is over three decades old. Today, Italy’s water sector is shifting from capital-intensive upgrades to operational modernization, with a focus on smart metering, pressure control, and energy efficiency in wastewater treatment.

Water Metering’s Digital Shift: Platforms, Analytics, and AI Integration 

In this episode of The Future of Water, host Reese Tisdale is joined by Bluefield Analyst Christine Ow to explore one of the fastest-evolving segments in the water sector: metering. Christine shares i...

The Netherlands Water & Wastewater Municipal Market: Trends, Drivers, and Outlook 

The Netherlands’ municipal water sector is financially healthy. Vulnerabilities such as flooding, workforce pressures, and a water-intensive economy have driven continued investments in and the adoption of advanced water and wastewater treatments, resource recovery, remote control systems, and enhanced monitoring solutions.

U.S. Water and Wastewater Treatment Infrastructure CAPEX to Surpass US$515 Billion by 2035, Shaped by Aging Assets and Regulatory Pressures 

13 May 2025, Boston, Massachusetts – U.S. municipal capital expenditure (CAPEX) for water and wastewater treatment infrastructure is projected to total US$515.4 billion through 2035, according to a ...

Spain’s Blackouts Strain Water Utilities 

On 28 April 2025, a sudden, large-scale power disturbance originating in Spain’s transmission grid triggered a cascading blackout across mainland Spain and Portugal, with limited impact on southwestern France.

What Tokyo’s Water System Teaches Us About Urban Resilience and The Future of Water 

While wandering the narrow streets of Tokyo one morning, I had a moment where my personal and professional worlds intersected. I stumbled across a small monument honoring Shoemon and Seiemon, two farm...

Philadelphia Water Bills Could Jump to US$97 a Month for a Typical Household