Desalination

• Chinese/Spanish consortium to build Hong Kong’s desalination plant
• Meet 'Barrel’ - the new face of digital desalination?
• A phoenix from the drought? Chennai to reignite desalination
• Desalination: our essential guide to desalination and the global water crisis
• Desalination’s Digital Twin makeover: Is it the future?
• Desalination News In Brief
• Wave-powered desalination – a cheaper alternative for water security?
• Desolenator signs strategic deal to scale solar desalination
• VIDEO: Digitalising membranes in Oman with Amazon Web Services
• Do you have the brains for brine?
• World’s first “dual mode” desalination plant switches water sources
• Gaza project developments could generate costly traffic footprint
• Hydranautics announces launch of its "Residential Membranes"
• Video interview: Hydranautics’ Tsune Katsura on membrane developments
• Innovation Leads The Way To New Desalination Technologies
• New hub to lower desalination manufacturing costs in US
• Mike Dixon: Creating an AI “Netflix model” for desalination
• RESEARCH: Nanoparticles boost solar desalination efficiency
• RESEARCH: ‘Nanowood’ membrane is 20% more efficient, finds study
• NEOM: pioneering green hydrogen and internet of water (IoW)
• OPINION: Busting Four Desalination Myths
• Membrane desalination push on the Road to Qatar 2022
• Durban unites water reuse & desalination with Remixwater
• Solar desalination dome promises record-low water price
• Decentralised solar desalination to quench Greek islands’ thirst
• Off-grid solar water system taps into Kenya’s booming smartphone base
• Sorek 2 desalination project moves ahead with seven bidders
• Waves into water: 17 start-ups get cash to accelerate tidal-powered desalination
• Moving the needle on water’s gender imbalance
• Does size matter? Meet six of the world's largest desalination plants

Event

• 21 reasons to visit the Amsterdam International Water Week (AIWW)
• 5 signs of hope from the pandemic
• VIDEO: Annette Bos: Let's make water work together
• Lets keep connected, a personal note from Annette Bos
• Annette Bos shares her personal highlights from Aquatech China 2018
• Annette Bos talks about Aquatech Mexico 2017
• #aquatech2019 Social Media Mashup
• Aquatech Amsterdam 2017, what happens today?
• Aquatech Amsterdam in 13 pictures
• Aquatech Amsterdam Daily News 1
• Aquatech Amsterdam Daily News 2
• Aquatech Amsterdam Daily News 3
• Aquatech Amsterdam Daily News 4
• Blockchain: enabling transparency for water data sharing
• Blockchain in water: the past, the present and the future
• BreakOuts: New online event launched by Aquatech Online
• BreakOuts III: Water & Resource Recovery in the New Normal
• Cellulose recovery from municipal waste water
• BreakOuts: Don’t give up innovating, water sector told
• Newly appointed Editha Hoogenberg to lead Aquatech Amsterdam and Mexico
• Experience Aquatech Amsterdam 2017
• 5 songs about water to help distract & relax
• Elvis and Miley Cyrus help understand why youth are important
• John Robinson on the China BlueTech Awards at Aquatech China 2018
• Keynote Prime Minister Mark Rutte
• Aquatech launches Innovation Forum on digital innovations
• 7 new initiatives at Aquatech Amsterdam 2019
• New environmental challenges tackled together at Aquatech China 2018
• Record 24-hour sign-up for Aquatech Amsterdam
• Records already being broken by the 25th edition of Aquatech Amsterdam
• The value of water technology awards
• Experience Aquatech China 2017
• What's new at Aquatech 2017?

Industrial water

• Boost for animal feed from wastewater tech
• BP commits to net zero but what about water?
• Carlsberg looks into 2030/2050 water scenarios with WWF
• Carlsberg aims to clean water from solar
• Carlsberg’s Fredericia brewery: probably the most efficient in the world?
• CASE STUDY: Pump giant forges ahead on water recycling
• Cleaner denim groups look to smarten up water use
• Opinion: To solve plastic pollution, we need consensus
• Q&A: Corin Wei on China’s industrial water digitalisation push
• Google recognised for water stewardship efforts
• Henry Zhuang from IKEA China talks about Industrial Water Stewardship
• Plant-based meatballs & innovation bootcamps: IKEA’s water positive plans
• Industrial water: Our essential guide to pollution, treatment & solutions
• Intel plans to be “net water positive” by 2030
• Intel takes byte out of water risk with reuse project
• Kimberly-Clark’s risk-based approach to business water security
• L’Oréal to recycle 100 per cent industrial water by 2030
• Replenishment to help Microsoft reach 2030 water positive goals
• The role of water in mining’s sustainability journey
• Context-based guide to accelerate water reuse in beverage industry
• Yellow ties + “flawless execution”: Nijhuis completes Saur acquisition hattrick
• Just do it: Nike races ahead on water targets
• Oil and gas primed for water tech innovation
• PPP could boost international collaboration in China
• Smartphone giants start to dial in water use
• Starbucks raises its game on water use
• CDP reveals water A-listers, but we should avoid “a rating game”
• Water recycling to help Carlsberg meet sustainability goals
• VIDEO: EU project results show promise for water reuse in oil & gas
• Opinion: Focus on your water handprint, not footprint
• OPINION: For water innovation to fly, we need a Skunk Works
• “Zero Liquid Discharge” progress highlighted at IWLF China
• Context-based guide to accelerate water reuse in beverage industry

Urban water

• 3 reasons South Korea is becoming a smart water nation
• 5 city-wide circular water strategies flagged by UNESCO
• Anusha Shah: This is our last chance
• Arnoud Molenaar: Rotterdam’s resilience leader
• OPINION: No water, no green recovery
• Why Cape Town and Miami are building resilient water systems
• China’s “worst flooding in decades” sparks relief funding
• Opinion: Why Covid-19 puts the climate emergency into perspective
• Ending the guessing game: Digital twins and flooding
• Five cities & 18 solutions kick-start Digital Water City initiative
• Erin Rothman creating the google maps of sewers
• Flood defences not enough to win 'war against water'
• VIDEO: How Mexico City copes with water scarcity
• Mexico City mayor pledges water for all by 2024
• Mose flood barrier resurfaces to protect Venice from rising seas
• Newark lead contamination crisis: a Q&A analysis
• Progress on the road to resilient cities
• Opinion: Redefining 'resilience' in the new normal
• Rotterdam, resilience and re-design: BreakOuts highlights
• Resilient Cities Network rises to build on 100 Resilient Cities’ legacy
• Video interview Reducing NRW in Lisbon
• Water leaders unite in Rotterdam ahead of COP24

Utilities

• Why are UK water utilities rebelling?
• 4 ways Covid-19 is impacting the US water sector
• 5 things I learned from Denmark’s water sector
• 5 tips for delivering water training in a digital world
• Water Sally, Wipesaur and three other water utility mascots
• The new space race: 6 companies harnessing satellite data to improve water
• Águas de Portugal joins '2030 club' with energy neutral ambitions
• AI sensor heralded as "game-changer" for leak detection
• The Aquatech Innovation Forum in 8 pictures
• Opinion: Being a social CEO means leading from the front
• Benjamin Tam: Capturing the AI zeitgeist
• When better data creates better water asset performance
• Blockchain’s potential to disrupt water supply remains divisive
• British ‘FIDO’ solution sniffs out leaks to attract £1.5m investment
• Can VertexOne’s buy restore SaaS faith after the Fathom fallout?
• CASE STUDY: Oslo steps up its game on leakage
• VIDEO: Ceramic membranes go XL in Singapore
• Circular innovations showcased in Aquatech BreakOuts
• CASE STUDY: Data links Covid-19 lockdowns to consumption change
• Damian Wells: 3 leadership tips on Covid-19 communications
• Data benefits for all in the water sector
• DC Water’s dynamic HQ recognised for sustainable design
• VIDEO: Deltares launches BlueEarth Data open access web platform
• It’s time to drop the digital buzzwords in water
• Digital water round-up: 4 stories you may have missed
• VIDEO: Digital Twins in water – what have we learned?
• Five barriers preventing a digital water utility
• Drones and zones: Taking a remote view of water
• VIDEO: HP Nanda sets out the future strategy for DuPont Water Solutions
• Elly Perets: Satellite supremo shifts to sewer breaks
• Eva Martinez Diaz: It’s fate that I landed in digital
• Fionn Boyle: Behind the scenes of Anglian Water’s Shop Window
• Five progressive digital water technologies to watch
• Opinion: Wake up and face the drought in the Netherlands
• VIDEO: What sets GoAigua’s IoT/Big Data platform apart
• Valencia: sun, sea and Digital Twins
• OPINION: 17 years of Mexico’s water refund program – has it succeeded?
• Opinion: To improve Mexico’s water, we need a fiscal overhaul
• ‘Infobesity’ and human driven resistance: two roadblocks in the digital utility journey
• Innovation Forum launch creates a real buzz
• Aquatech Innovation Forum on digitalisation races ahead
• Innovation Forum: The results are in
• Final speakers complete Aquatech Innovation Forum line-up
• VIDEO: What is ‘Unconferencing’?
• Intel-Maynilad create ‘single source of truth’ in the Philippines
• Anthony Sanga: “You need to change the mindset of the people”
• Jaime Barba: It’s time to learn from our mistakes
• Jesper Kjelds: Creating a digital lighthouse in Aarhus
• Joke Cuperus: A steady hand at the helm
• Keeping Water Cyber Secure
• OPINION: Digital Twin Hype to Reality
• Lila Thompson: Why we need supply communities
• Opinion: Water's critical race to Net Zero
• Meriem Riadi: The digital architect shaping SUEZ’s future
• Mike Markus: Creating a legacy at Orange County Water District
• Muminu Badmus: Taking water experience back home to Lagos
• VIDEO: Orange County gets proactive on PFAS
• OPINION: How much are you paying for water?
• Peter Prevos: The Data Magician
• Surf’s up in Edinburgh: Aussie ‘Platypus’ inspects city’s aqueduct
• Q&A interview with Southern Water’s Chris Lumb
• Resilience as a platform for city investment
• Richard Vestner: Merging the virtual and physical water worlds
• Route map for net zero water spurs climate action
• Rebekah Eggers: It’s time to get serious about AI
• Signs of optimism for a smarter future
• TECH DIVE: Why smart water meters are getting smarter
• Terri Benson: Bringing energy to the water community
• Water on Twitter: 12 tweeters to follow
• UK utility IoT network trial brings together 9 companies
• UK water utility operating network section with AI
• UK utility to share AI tool connecting weather to water demand
• Video: Water digitalisation – could it be Denmark’s next export success?
• Covid-19 will be with us for years, water sector told
• Call to arms for water tech: help defuse the “weather bomb”
• Opinion: Why leading water utilities LEAP above the rest
• Opinion: Five traits of the water utility of the future
• How water utilities are communicating on Covid-19
• OPINION: What does a blue US Presidency mean for water?
• Why a ‘no-collar’ workforce will enable water’s digital transformation
• Opinion: Forget forecasting, it’s all about ‘nowcasting’
• Opinion: Why storytelling matters for water
• Will Sarni: Is water facing its cyberpunk moment?
• W-Lab innovation roadmap centres on “humans, not technology”

Wastewater

• 3 Circular Economy solutions highlighted at virtual event
• Could we use 3D printing in wastewater treatment?
• Yum or yuck? 5 beers made from recycled wastewater
• Addressing the CSO challenge to water quality
• Our ambitions for finding the ULTIMATE water symbiosis
• Anne te Velde discusses Dutch water technology at Aquatech China 2018
• Augmented reality app to raise awareness on sewer blockages
• Barriers to water reuse not insurmountable for drought-stricken Australia
• Biogas: an untapped energy source to avert a climate crisis?
• Wastewater sampling: a barometer of Covid-19?
• ReWater: Digitally mapping the resource recovery plant of the future
• Don’t feed the fatbergs in the pandemic, urges UK utility
• Do you know the next Samuel Sarphati?
• Opinion: Nature is an ally, let’s apply and innovate
• European collaboration sets out to find 'ULTIMATE' wastewater recovery solutions
• Take a bow (or bath) Europe: your waters are cleaner than ever
• Face scrub, poo pellets & algae trainers: 5 products embodying circular aspirations
• Fatberg detecting 5G sewer ‘nervous system’ goes down under
• Wastewater treatment boosted in Istanbul with MBR upgrade
• Food waste & sludge: teamwork makes the biogas dream work
• Frank Obenaus: Giving wastewater a digital facelift
• Frederico Fernandes: Shaping Águas do Porto’s future, respecting its past
• RESEARCH: Graphene membrane can purify methane from biogas
• “Methane cracking” to unlock hydrogen + graphite from Oz wastewater
• Is Britain on the brink of a fatberg epidemic?
• Top four largest fatbergs in the UK
• Mark Nelson: Lessons from the Biosphere 2 experiment
• OPINION: To innovate, let's cultivate scientific curiosity
• OPINION: Overcoming hurdles to resource recovery from wastewater
• OPINION: Avoiding disappointment of sewage testing for Covid-19
• Meet Asim, Nidhi and their sewer scanning robots
• Microplastics in drinking water “not a risk”, says WHO
• More data needed on microplastics and water
• Plant power: Hanoi spreads its roots with new wastewater system
• Picking the circular economy technology winners
• RESEARCH: Agricultural water pollutants converted back into fertilisers
• Satellite leak detection moves to sewer breaks
• VIDEO: Sewers4COVID software developed in EU hackathon
• Meet the Sewer superheroes
• Sludge, biosolids & bioresources: Our essential guide
• Can sludge treatment be beautiful - A Hong Kong spa proves it can
• Sweden and Germany kickstart phosphorus recovery drive
• Microplastics remain area of emerging concern
• Europe’s largest wastewater plant saves £500k/year
• VIDEO: 'Sea of Opportunity' for phosphorus recovery in the Baltic Region
• Wastewater: Our essential guide to wastewater treatment, management & solutions
• Wastewater to hydrogen: the fuel of the future?
• Wastewater upgrade reduces phosphorus runoff in Danish Lake District
• CASE STUDY: Real time plant monitoring at Wessex Water
• Opinion: Why taking sludge digital makes sense
• World Water Day We are still off track says UN
• Worms & water fleas: “innovative wastewater treatment” demonstrated in Scotland
• Rural wastewater redevelopment to restore Egypt’s Lake Qarun

Water reuse

• 5 water reuse & desalination stories
• Auckland drought reignites discussions over water reuse
• TRAILER LAUNCH: It’s time to embrace the Brave Blue World
• Water reuse staggers ahead in Europe following council boost
• VIDEO: Water recycling to help Heineken Mexico brew circular ambitions
• In space, water recycling keeps astronauts alive
• Resource recovery and rainwater harvesting win IWA awards
• Potable reuse: the answer to Florida’s billion-gallon question?
• Santa Monica turns to indirect potable reuse for water security
• Spain and China continue as water reuse heavyweights
• What will 2019 hold for the global water market?
• Urban water reuse regulations plod ahead in EU
• Opinion: Unlocking water resources using biomimicry
• Four top water innovations from CES 2020
• Water reuse essential guide
• New policy drives wastewater reuse in Abu Dhabi
• Tech opportunities in the rise of reuse
• VIDEO: What is a Circular Economy 2.0?
• Xylem commits to 100% renewables by 2025

Water treatment

• 5 European companies helping to clean up the oceans
• 5G – hype or a gamechanger for water treatment technology?
• Democratising data: 5 start-ups to watch in water quality monitoring
• BreakOuts: Addressing the water quality ‘elephant in the room’
• AI can drive water resilience, yet “last mile” challenges remain
• Can AI softwares help monitor water treatment plants?
• OPINION: Water risk is a business risk – it’s time to rethink
• OPINION: Water security, from a liquidity crisis to financial security
• Aquatech Amsterdam now 99% sold out
• Aquatech China touchdown in Chongqing with the Beijing Capital Group
• VIDEO: Inspiring international exchanges at Aquatech China
• Arcadis strengthens digital offering for global infrastructure projects
• Armin Schutz from Grunbeck discusses water treatment solutions
• OPINION: Our climate needs innovation and transformative solutions
• OPINION: Money is out there – let’s match it to water projects
• Could Blockchain mitigate our global water crisis?
• Opinion: A tale of two realities in China – risk prevention & maintenance
• Opinion: Three practical findings from applying BIM in China
• Ceramic membranes: is the tide set to change?
• Check valves: Our essential guide to water's unsung hero
• China assigns more funds to improve water quality as 2020 deadline looms
• China to expand South-North mega water project
• Colby Manwaring: Why I bought Emagin?
• Coronavirus and water/wastewater: a round-up of global advice
• A Q&A with Dan Iversen of Xylem on thought leadership
• Discuss water challenges at Aquatech China
• Cape Town's 'Day Zero' - What can we learn?
• Drones for the water industry
• VIDEO: Drones reduce water quality sampling costs in Auckland
• Partnership in Action: Innovative Project Brings Clean Drinking Water to Local Kenya Community
• Membranes supercharged using enzyme technology
• Water Scarcity: Our essential guide to humanity’s mega challenge
• Floating solar offers revenue boost to water
• Graphene start-up bets on oxide coating to create fouling resistant membranes
• The Ganges shows increased biodiversity after lockdown
• Global rivers contaminated with antibiotics, finds new research
• Hackathon to kickstart new Argentina water innovation hub
• VIDEO: How ‘remote working’ could shape water’s culture
• Hubs to hubs: Declaration unites global water tech clusters
• Humans could ingest 2000 microplastics per year through salt
• In brief: 4 water digitalisation stories
• Malena Galmarini: Taking water solutions beyond Buenos Aires
• “Successful water innovations sometimes have little impact”
• Opinion: Covid-19 is a crisis, is it also a transition?
• Johannes Lansens, General Manager at Delta Water Engineering
• Kaumera gum + Aquatech Innovation Award winners
• R&D: Hybrid membrane + activated carbon removes hormones from water
• OPINION: A 20-year ride on China's digital water train
• OPINION: Why partnerships will help India to deliver water for all
• OPINION: Gearing up for the Great Green Recovery
• Machine learning helps UK water utility speed up leakage detection
• 'Make water sexy again'
• Membranes Tech Dive: Seeking the Holy Grail
• VIDEO: Private water concessions urgently needed in Mexico City
• Public-private sectors ink deal for Mexico water projects
• Mexico Valley to benefit from $100m World Bank finance
• VIDEO: The ‘Interceptor’ could turn the tide on plastic pollution
• VIDEO: Oliver Lawal – Facing Covid-19, personally & professionally
• Opinion: In times of crisis, independent scientific advice matters
• Opinion: The future of water - less ownership, more collaboration
• Opportunities in the Mexican water market
• Palladium used to “trace” nanoplastics throughout water treatment
• Point of Use tech assessed for PFAS removal
• TECH DIVE: The future of Point of Use systems
• Q&A with ABB’s James Chalmers
• RESEARCH: ‘Plasmatron’ could blast PFAS out of the water
• Microplastics and “wet wipe reef” heavily polluting River Thames
• Roundup: News and reports on business opportunities in China
• CASE STUDY: Satellite tech detects pollution sources around Lake Maumelle
• Self-adapting water plant in Sweden a European first
• Singapore to tender for smart water meter contractor
• Suez augments digital portfolio with Optimatics buy out
• Sustainable water: our essential guide to sustainable water resource management solutions & strategies
• TECH DIVE: The Rise of the Smart Pump
• Tesla’s Elon Musk donates UV systems to help Flint water crisis
• The Weather Makers: Creating rain for clean water
• Tech Dive: Will LEDs become the Tesla of the UV sector?
• Drinking water standard revision catches up with UV-LED
• VIDEO: Tour the Kaumera plant that creates bio-gum from water
• VIDEO: Thought leadership with DuPont Water Solutions (part I)
• Water business in China through the eyes of an entrepreneur
• 5 water engineering firms pivoting into Covid-19 supplies
• Online water Footprint Assessment Tool updated
• ‘The water situation is much worse than expected’, finds Waterlanders TV series
• Our 2021 “Water Wish Lists”
• Water Resource Management: our essential guide to water resource management objectives, policy & strategies
• Water sector investment opportunities: a venture capital perspective
• Water security: Our essential guide to safeguarding global water supplies
• Water treatment: Our essential guide to water treatment technology
• Water technology trends 2020: What will 2020 hold for the water sector?
• OPINION: Digital transformation needs a workplace revolution
• World’s largest municipal UV-LED installation moves forwards
• Zero Mass Water: Why all the hate?