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Eversource’s $1.68B Water Deal Indicates Renewed Convergence of U.S. Critical Infrastructure 

Philly’s Case for Unique Water Pricing Model 

Philadelphia is implementing an new water pricing model, making it the first city in the U.S. to establish water rates based on income.

Surge in Hydraulic Fracturing Drives Water Management Spend Toward US$136 Billion 

7 June 2017, Boston, Massachusetts – A new wave of drilling activity in the hydraulic fracturing sector has kick-started demand for water management solutions in a sector that was lagging less ...

Water for U.S. Hydraulic Fracturing: Competitive Strategies, Solutions, & Outlook, 2017-2026 

The hydraulic fracturing market’s call for water management solutions has been kickstarted by a resurgence of drilling activity in 2017 and pressure on companies to rein in operating costs. Energy companies will spend more than US$136 billion from 2017 to 2026 on water management– including water supply, transport, storage, treatment and disposal.

Private Equity Bets Water Will Wash its Face 

Bluefield: CAPEX for Pipe Suppliers to hit $300 billion over next decade 

A Libertarian Viewpoint on Water (Part I) 

Peter L. Nelson, P.E., joins The Water Values Podcast to discuss a novel approach to water and water rights. Peter teamed up with Professor Walter Block to write Water Capitalism: The Case for Privat...

From Paris to Pittsburgh: Climate Change and The Impacts on Water 

I had the pleasure of speaking with Dave McGimpsey on the Water Values Podcast to discuss the impact of The United States’ decision to step away from the Paris Climate Accord. While always a ple...

Mississippi utility prepares for smart water meter rollout 

Kingston Tracks Wastewater Overflow in Real-Time 

Utilities Kingston in Ontario, Canada has unveiled a new platform providing real-time condition assessments of combined sewer overflow (CSO) locations across the city. The web-based portal offers residents