Wet-weather sewage management is becoming more important as Australian cities experience intense rainfall, infill development and tighter expectations around…
Water and wastewater systems are long-life public assets, yet the money required to renew them rarely arrives in a single, predictable stream. Treatment…
Australia's water utilities are navigating some of the highest industrial electricity tariffs in the developed world, with energy often representing the single…
Hydraulic modeling sits at the heart of modern sewer design, helping engineers predict how wastewater and stormwater will move through underground networks…
Working through technical presentations hosted by LABS of CWEA, members have long tracked how operators across the Pacific Rim refine their pretreatment…
Wastewater treatment plants are increasingly viewed as energy facilities as well as essential public infrastructure. When microorganisms break down sewage…
Australia's water sector is approaching a generational turning point. Roughly one-third of experienced operators, engineers, and plant managers are expected to…
Water authorities from Perth to Brisbane share a familiar operational problem: keeping unwanted vegetation in check around critical hydraulic assets. Levees,…
Water reuse has become a cornerstone of sustainable resource management, particularly in regions where freshwater supplies face mounting pressure. For…