News
- LaFever Named Board Chairman of Institute for Sustainable Infrastructure
- Global Water Award Winners Honored in Rome
- USDA Invests in Water Quality Improvement Projects Across the U.S.
- American Water Completes Acquisition in New York and Sale of Regulated Operations in Ohio
- Lafayette Utility Implements Aclara Software Solutions
- Earth Day Commemorates 40th Anniversary of Clean Water Act
- ISI Announces “Envision” Sustainable Infrastructure Rating System
Featured Articles
One Leak, Two Solutions
Apr 04, 2012
Sometimes you need more than one product to get the job done. The Department of Water for the city of Dayton, Ohio, rece... more >>
Assess and Address
Apr 04, 2012
Water and wastewater utilities are faced with an increasing problem associated with ensuring reliability of their large ... more >>
Encoding Leaks, Decoding Conservation
Apr 04, 2012
In the face of revenue pressures, increasing operational costs and manpower shortages, utilities can’t afford to ignore ... more >>
Financial Report
American Water Reports Solid First Quarter for 2012
May 07, 2012
Last week, American Water Works Company, Inc., reported increases in revenues, net income and earnings per share for the... more >>
Report Touts Benefits of Green Infrastructure
Apr 23, 2012
Communities looking for the most cost-effective options for managing polluted runoff and protecting clean water should c... more >>
A Water Infrastructure Financing Innovation Act and Other Financing Tools
Apr 04, 2012
High-quality drinking water and wastewater systems are essential to public health, business and quality of life in the U... more >>
Alternative Financing Tools for Water Infrastructure.
The Sustainable Water Infrastructure Investment Act has garnered support
from a wide range of stakeholders, including contractors, engineers,
utilities, elected officials, labor, equipment manufacturers and more.
Water and wastewater infrastructure is critical to our economy. However, budget challenges across the nation combined with an everincreasing regulatory burden are combining to significantly strain this essential ingredient for development and growth in our communities.




