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What do you do when a major redevelopment project requires your city's wastewater needs to greatly expand? Wayzata, Minnesota leaned on Cummins. Click below to learn how our integrated system has been supporting this city with reliable standby power and operated seamlessly when they lost utility power for four hours. #PowerGeneration #CumminsPower #PoweringProgress #ReliablePower

Imagine a home wastewater system that's efficient, beautiful, odour-free, and kind to the environment. That's Omiflo! - Simplified sewage treatment - Space savings - Simple setup + integration - Can be fenced off - makes it safe

How to filter stormwater? 🌧 Stormwater treatment can take a variety of forms but each one has its use. Read more about this in Stormwater Solutions Magazine online article including an upstream-straining project Romtec Utilities designed along with examples of bioswales and other filters. #stormwater #stormwatermanagement #stormwaterfilter

What do you do when a major redevelopment project requires your city's wastewater needs to greatly expand? Wayzata, Minnesota leaned on Cummins. Click below to learn how our integrated system has been supporting this city with reliable standby power and operated seamlessly when they lost utility power for four hours. #PowerGeneration #CumminsPower #PoweringProgress #ReliablePower

What do you do when a major redevelopment project requires your city's wastewater needs to greatly expand? Wayzata, Minnesota leaned on Cummins. Click below to learn how our integrated system has been supporting this city with reliable standby power and operated seamlessly when they lost utility power for four hours. #PowerGeneration #CumminsPower #PoweringProgress #ReliablePower

What do you do when a major redevelopment project requires your city's wastewater needs to greatly expand? Wayzata, Minnesota leaned on Cummins. Click below to learn how our integrated system has been supporting this city with reliable standby power and operated seamlessly when they lost utility power for four hours. #PowerGeneration #CumminsPower #PoweringProgress #ReliablePower

What do you do when a major redevelopment project requires your city's wastewater needs to greatly expand? Wayzata, Minnesota leaned on Cummins. Click below to learn how our integrated system has been supporting this city with reliable standby power and operated seamlessly when they lost utility power for four hours. #PowerGeneration #CumminsPower #PoweringProgress #ReliablePower

In light of my previous post discussing GA's ASCE report card, I'd love to share that at least one of the needs mentioned: "areas beyond the coast face changing storm patterns that will need to be addressed in design standards" can be addressed with technology, such as OptiRTC's #CMAC ( Continuous Monitoring and Adaptive Controls). Please connect with my colleague, Matt Vajdic, at the Georgia Association of Water Professionals (GAWP) conference this upcoming week in Savannah and learn more about how OptiRTC can help you with your next #stormwater_management project.

Addressing the challenges of combined sewer overflows: our review of knowledge gaps and solutions through systems thinking; integrated catchment management; taking responsibilities for CSOs; greater cost-sharing of wastewater use... Dr William Perry Reza Ahmadian Max Munday Owen Jones Isabelle Durance

A new consensus for water? These new guidelines are part of continued action announced in the Plan for Water, which sets out government’s strategy to hold water companies to account and manage the pressures on our water resources through more investment, stronger regulation and tougher enforcement. A combination of social, environmental and financial gearing practices has bought about pressure on our existing water infrastructure but perhaps more importantly it drives the urgent need for a shift away from the older paradigm of “pay us first” in order to better manage our water sector going forward. Dispite the naysayers ( we need solution not more finger pointing) I do believe we have reached a place where permanent and meaningful change can take place. We’ve all seen recently that reputational damage can effect the profitability of some of our largest water companies….. The new factors are dictated by ESG requirements within institutional investment portfolios make It no longer acceptable to simply suck out all the profits from a sector which depends on our environment to provide the raw materials without sustainability considerations…,failure to build multiple technology plans for NRW and consumption management…. least we forget… cease and desist to spewing out pollution via ineffective CSOs. No more….. society and government has spoken! The industry intself has to now think smarter, manage and maintain critical assets better than they have. They have to invest in the actionable insights of analytics, understanding how the processes they operate are both effected by the environment and impacted by current limitations. Continuing to ignore long term investment over short term profits and greed and continuing to implement the same old Victorian solutions has to confined to the past. Simply put…… smart digital water solutions deliver more for less money. They inform and help develop better asset management sustainability and better environmental governance that builds a water sector and improves the wellbeing of our whole society. That’s what I hope from a new consensus for water.