Without a commitment to consistent maintenance, water assets can deteriorate beyond repair and must be rebuilt. How can the cycle be avoided?

Learn how decentralized systems can reduce the discharge of pollutants and replenish aquifers, restoring stream flows and habitats.

Lower water, energy, and pipe costs plus greater resilience make decentralization the best way to avoid water infrastructure mistakes.

There are many challenges to financing water infrastructure in developing economies, but creative plans like Water-as-as-Service® can help bridge the gap.

Population growth in the Texas Hill Country is depleting the region’s groundwater. Wastewater reuse has been proposed as a conservation strategy.

Desalination is essential for many coastal regions. Thoughtful design and monitoring can allow marine ecosystems to flourish alongside desalination plants.

Infrastructure contracts like BOO and BOOT can help water providers and businesses meet water-supply challenges.

Aging infrastructure needs to be replaced, and much of the water workforce is nearing retirement. How can P3 structures help?

Water-as-a-Service® (WaaS®) delivers the updated water infrastructure you need without the upfront investment.