Smart Water Magazine
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Thames Water shortlists three joint ventures for White Horse Reservoir
Thames Water has invited three joint ventures to tender as Main Works Contractor for White Horse Reservoir near Abingdon, with bids due in spring 2027 and water available from 2040.
Usalco acquires SENTRY Water Monitoring
Usalco acquires SENTRY Water Monitoring, bringing real-time bio-electrode sensing of wastewater biology into its Decision Blue AI platform.
Veolia selected for €1 billion Barcelona water contract
Veolia has been selected as the winning bidder for a €1 billion, 25 year contract to manage drinking water services in eight municipalities in the Barcelona metropolitan area.
EPA awards $82 million for San Francisco Bay restoration and pollution control
The EPA has awarded more than $82 million to 20 projects tackling pollution, restoring wetlands and improving water quality across San Francisco Bay.
Amazon commits $20 million to Colorado River conservation
Amazon is committing $20 million to Colorado River conservation projects and joining companies seeking to invest $100 million across the basin within two years.
Cape Town opens tender for Faure water reuse PPP
Cape Town has launched procurement for the Faure New Water Scheme, a PPP to turn treated wastewater from Zandvliet WWTW into drinking water.
The pilot is not the problem
Water’s digital layer is proven and, across much of the world, already funded. The markets where it compounds have two things in common, and neither is technological: something in the accounts that pays for it every year, and people inside the organisation ready to act on what it says.
UK pledges £88 million for water, sanitation and healthcare in Gaza
The UK has pledged £88m in humanitarian aid for Gaza and the West Bank, including emergency water trucking for 150,000 people and waste services for up to 900,000.
US study identifies rivers vital to freshwater biodiversity
Researchers have mapped a network of US rivers and streams that could help sustain freshwater biodiversity as the climate changes.