The Green Building Blocks of Cities

Many cities around the world are turning to Nature-Based Solutions (NBS) to enhance their…

Hong Kong’s Futuristic Waste-to-Energy Facility

Each day Hong Kong produces nearly 3 million cubic meters of sewage which equates to over 1,200 tons of sludge. Rather than relying on landfill as the only means of sludge disposal, Hong Kong has launched T · PARK, which is a futuristic…

The Role of Blue-Green Infrastructure in Managing Urban Water Resources

Developing Alternative Water Supplies

There are a variety of alternative water supply sources which cities have developed and…

Our Future Water Berlin — A Recap

Our Future Water Berlin Event was held on November 7th, 2018 at the…

Singapore’s Marina Barrage Turns 10!

This year the Singapore Public Utilities Board’s (PUB) multi-purpose Marina Barrage is celebrating its 10th anniversary. Read how it is boosting the city-state’s water supply, minimizing flooding risks, and providing a recreational space for locals and tourists.

Smart Water Management

Advanced Metering Infrastructure (AMI), or ‘smart meters’, is a two-way solution in which a network is created between…

Building a Climate Resilient, Blue-Green Oslo

The City of Oslo is implementing a range of Blue-Green Infrastructure measures that will create a more resilient, greener city.

By Robert C. Brears*

The Water-Energy Nexus in Athens

Athens Water Supply and Sewerage Company (EYDAP) is the largest water utility in Greece providing services to 4.3 million customers. Read how EYDAP is reducing water-energy nexus pressures.

Not One Drop of Water Wasted

Cities and their respective water utilities are beginning to promote the reduction of water consumption…