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Beyond Utilities: AI Transformative Role In The Power, Water And Gas Sector 

Corporate Water Stewardship and Science Based Targets with WWF’s Allen Townsend 

WWF’s Allen Townsend provides an illuminating discussion on Science Based Targets and corporate water stewardship. Allen explains current guidance status, the entities involved, and where science ba...

AI in the Utility Construction Industry: Key Market Trends, Applications, and Best Practices 

In the U.S. utility construction sector, which is facing chronic labor shortages amid historic levels of federal infrastructure investment, AI can serve as a powerful tool for increasing productivity, efficiency, and safety on worksites and in back offices alike.

Top Companies in Water: Financial Signals and Market Trends, Q1 2024 

In Q4 2023, 33 of the 50 top public companies reported quarterly earnings growth compared to Q4 2022. The Network & Distribution segment (one of the six segments tracked in the quarter) reversed its recent declines and posted an average revenue growth of 0.43%. However, it remains the slowest-growing segment due to the continued deceleration of new construction and residential end markets.

The Emergence of Collaborative Delivery for Water 

Public sector water and wastewater project owners, engineering & design firms, and contractors are facing cost overruns, schedule delays, and contractual disputes that are slowing the execution an...

Aquarion Is for Sale, but Who Will Buy It? Here’s a Look at What’s Next 

Briley Township Implements New Water Rates 

Water Weekly Newsletter: World Water Day Special! 

Digital Water: Key Trends, Project Activity, and Market Outlook, Q1 2024 

AI-based solutions gain traction in digital water. Recent utility projects (e.g., Sutton and East Surrey Water) and product launches (e.g., FIDO Tech) leverage artificial intelligence as a leakage management solution. At the same time, large publicly traded companies (e.g., Itron and Bentley Systems) are integrating generative AI capabilities into their digital water offerings, augmenting decision-making for utilities and engineers.

Water for Food & Beverage: Market Trends and Forecasts, 2024–2030 

The highly fragmented food and beverage manufacturing industry is rapidly growing due to population expansion in key markets, evolving consumer preferences (e.g., plant-based foods), and a heightened focus on sustainability. Given that water and wastewater management are impacted by these shifts, water solutions providers and multinationals are racing to address the opportunities ahead.