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According to UN-Habitat, around the globe, 3,351 cities are situated within low-lying coastal zones, placing them on the front lines of rising sea levels.  These

Water quality has become a growing concern for utilities, industrial facilities, and environmental agencies worldwide. With regulations becoming stricter and demand for sustainable treatment methods

Australia’s water utilities are facing growing operational complexity as urban expansion, climate variability, ageing infrastructure, and rising customer expectations place unprecedented pressure on distribution networks.

What if a regional treatment operator in Australia notices oxygen levels collapsing across one side of an aeration basin all of a sudden? Within minutes,

Australia’s dam infrastructure carries one of the largest operational risk burdens in the Asia-Pacific region, with more than 80,000 gigalitres of stored water supporting agriculture,

Australia’s water utilities manage some of the most geographically dispersed infrastructure on earth, with over 1 million km of pipelines and distribution assets spanning deserts,