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Australia’s $17.4bn digital water forecast highlights utility opportunities ahead

Australia’s water utilities are at the forefront of advanced water management, a position shaped by the Millennium Drought (2001–2010) and strengthened by two decades of operational experience. The widespread adoption of digital technologies — includ

Bentley Systems announces 2026 Year in Infrastructure event and YII Awards

Bentley Systems, the infrastructure engineering software company, has announced the opening of submissions for its Year in Infrastructure (YII) event and Awards programme, which recognises digital innovation in the design, construction and operation

Europump highlights strong industry backing ahead of 2026 Frankfurt Annual Meeting

Europump, the European Federation of Pump Associations, has highlighted the strong backing it receives from industry partners through its sponsorship programme, thanking the companies supporting both its ongoing work and the upcoming 2026 Annual Meet

PUB’s 2026 campaign calls on businesses to drive water efficiency for a more resilient Singapore

PUB has launched its annual Water Conservation Campaign this month in conjunction with SWWD 2026 Singapore’s national water agency, PUB, has launched its annual Water Conservation Campaign this month in conjunction with Singapore World Water Day (

Centers for Disease Control and Prevention updates drive stricter potable water and Legionella testing for cruise ships

Recent outbreaks of norovirus and Legionnaires’ disease on cruise ships over the past 12 months have reinforced the importance of effective water system management, with CM Technologies (CMT) urging operators to align with updated CDC sanitation rule