Noticias sobre Americas
U.S. water reuse pipeline to drive US$47.1 billion in infrastructure spending through 2035
Water reuse—the process of recycling treated wastewater for beneficial uses—represents a viable cornerstone of resilient water supply planning for utilities, municipalities, and industries, unlocking a potential surge in infrastructure investment across the U.S.
Xylem raises its forecasts after 8% growth driven by demand for smart water solutions
The company reports revenue of $2.3 billion and adjusted EPS of $1.37, with double-digit growth in its smart metering and water services divisions.
“In Texas, the Water Fund steers dollars to conservation, loss reduction, reuse, and new supply”
Texas stands at a crossroads in its water future.
American Water and Essential Utilities announce $63 billion merger
American Water Works Company, Inc.
EPA unveils new tools to bolster cyber resilience and safeguard water systems
U.S.
Aruba launches next-generation SWRO desalination project
Water- en Energiebedrijf Aruba N.V.
Corpus Christi City Council approves $169 million groundwater agreement
The Corpus Christi City Council has approved a $169 million agreement with Evangeline Laguna LP to purchase groundwater rights covering approximately 23,000 acres of land north of Sinton.
White House pauses $11 billion in water projects across 12 states
The Trump administration is “pausing” more than $11 billion in U.S.
Veolia to operate Chile’s first municipal and industrial desalination plant in Valparaiso
Veolia has been awarded the operation and maintenance (O&M) contract for the Aguas Pacífico multipurpose desalination plant in Valparaíso, the first facility in Chile designed to supply both municipal and industrial water needs.
“The utility of the future will be smart, resilient, adaptive, and deeply engaged with the public”
Melissa Meeker has spent more than three decades working across public, private, and nonprofit roles in the water sector.
Idrica wins 2025 ESR Award for sustainability and social responsibility
Idrica México (GoAigua Mex S.A.)
Pennsylvania announces record-breaking $547 million investment to modernize water systems
The State of Pennsylvania has announced a historic $547.1 million investment for drinking water, wastewater, stormwater, and non-point source projects across 23 counties — the largest single-round of funding ever awarded by the Pennsylvania Infrastructure Investment Authority (PENNVEST).
Metropolitan Water District of Southern California appoints Shivaji Deshmukh next general manager
The Metropolitan Water District of Southern California (Metropolitan), the largest drinking water provider in the United States, has named Shivaji Deshmukh as its next general manager following a unanimous vote by the agency’s board of directors.
U.S. midstream water market totals US$156 billion from 2025–2030, driven by Permian Basin growth
Water management now plays a central role in the economics of U.S.
Brown and Caldwell promotes Wendy Broley to Private Sector Business Unit Leader
Broley brings water sector leadership and technical expertise to further services for private sector clients.
Completed $552M San Mateo WWTP upgrade will prevent sewer overflows into San Francisco Bay
Following more than five years of planning and construction, the San Mateo Wastewater Treatment Plant, on the shoreline of San Francisco Bay, has undergone a $552 million upgrade and expansion, becoming the largest public works investment in the city’s history.
California enacts SB 72 to modernize water plan and set long-term supply targets
California Governor Gavin Newsom has signed Senate Bill 72 into law, establishing a new framework to secure a reliable and climate-resilient water supply for residents, businesses, farms, and ecosystems across the state.
Veolia names Nadège Petit CEO of North America
Veolia has appointed Nadège Petit as Chief Executive Officer of its North America Zone, effective December 1, 2025.
Study reveals wastewater plants in US emit double the greenhouse gases previously estimated
Wastewater plants emit about twice as much greenhouse gas as previously estimated, according to Princeton engineers who used a mobile lab to check plants across the country.
ACCIONA wins sanitation contract for eight municipalities in southeast Brazil
Companhia Espirito Santense de Saneamento (CESAN) has awarded ACCIONA the contract for urban sanitation services in eight municipalities in the state of Espirito Santo, in southeast Brazil.