Smart utility network to help Anglian Water tackle water shortages

Image Source: Xylem
Source: Xylem Inc.
Image Source: Xylem
Source: Xylem Inc.
Thirteen startups from nine countries have been selected to fast-track their solutions in global water technology company Xylem’s 2025 Partnerships Accelerator. Focused on addressing critical challenges facing water-stressed communities and water-intensive businesses, their technologies offer new ways to detect contamination, optimize aging systems, reduce energy use, and, critically, keep water flowing.
Read moreXylem reported first-quarter 2025 results. The Company delivered total revenue of $2.1 billion, on strong execution and demand, partially offset by foreign exchange headwinds. First-quarter earnings per share were up 10 percent on a reported basis and 14 percent on an adjusted basis.
Read moreManchester City legend Joleon Lescott recently surprised the winning project of this year’s Water Champions campaign in Tacloban City, Philippines. Developed by Manchester City and the club’s Official Water Technology Partner, Xylem, the Water Champions Project has successfully united communities around the world for a number of years, using the power of volunteering and football to inspire positive change.
Read moreThe construction industry is accounting for a major part of the global CO2 emissions. The need for clean and safe drinking water to serve a growing population is accelerating. GF Building Flow Solutions’ mission is to solve these challenges: the increasing demand for energy-efficient and affordable buildings, inviting and safe homes as well as access to clean and safe drinking water.
Read moreThe Borehole Range by Lowara is a cutting-edge range of submersible pumps designed for high-performance and energy-efficient operation in a variety of water management applications, particularly for groundwater extraction.
Read moreWith 2.2 billion people lacking safe water, communities, businesses, and NGOs are taking bold action this World Water Day to accelerate solutions. From March 17-22, thousands of volunteers worldwide will mobilize to improve water security – through cleanups, education programs, and projects expanding access to safe water, sanitation, and hygiene (WASH).
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