Sludge paves the way for sustainable construction
Gippsland Water is exploring an innovative way to make gravel pavement construction more sustainable through repurposed water treatment sludge.
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Gawler breaths fresh air after odour control facility installed
Wastewater reuse driving greener grounds in Beaufort
The rural town of Beaufort in Victoria’s central west will now have green sports fields and open spaces all year round to enjoy, thanks to the Victorian Government’s investment in a wastewater reuse and recycling system.
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$13 million to boost water infrastructure in South Australia
South Australia is recycling more wastewater than ever thanks to a more than $13 million investment in water infrastructure.
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Tanya Plibersek on water in Australia
Inside Water had the opportunity to receive insights from the Federal Minister for the Environment and Water, Tanya Plibersek. Below, she outlines her vision for the water industry in Australia.
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Regional Renewable Organics Network takes significant steps
Barwon Water is making remarkable strides on the Regional Renewable Organics Network (RRON) project. The facility will be strategically located next to the Black Rock Water Reclamation Plant in Connewarre, ensuring optimal integration with existing operations.
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From watts to water with data driven technology
After transforming energy with smart meters, Intellihub is diving into water utilities, using data-driven technology to help conserve resources and cut costs.
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Contract awarded for Aquarevo Water Recycling Plant
Aquarevo, one of Australia’s most water-efficient communities, is about to get greener. A contract has been awarded for a new water recycling plant in Lyndhurst to reduce reliance on precious drinking water.
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Leading water utilities are paving the way to net zero, says Xylem
World leaders are gathering this week in Baku, Azerbaijan, to accelerate the decarbonization of the world economy at the 29th Conference of the Parties to the United Nations Framework Convention on Climate Change. The water sector, which accounts for almost 2 per cent of the world’s carbon emissions, is answering the call with ambitious strategies to deploy advanced technology to cut the sector’s carbon footprint.
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New water supply for people in north of Melbourne
Yarra Valley Water is now tapping its water supply out of Yan Yean Reservoir to support population growth in the growing suburbs north of Melbourne.
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The case for smart metering: focused, scalable, and sustainable
Water management in regional areas and large estates such as university campuses, shopping centres retirement villages or large industrial complexes is plagued by inefficiencies, leading to high water losses and unsustainable usage rates. Yet, attempts to modernise these systems are often hindered by prohibitive costs and logistical challenges.
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