Lamb-Weston required a wastewater treatment solution at its plant in Taber, Alberta, Canada. Its potato processing wastewaters are characterized by high concentrations of biodegradable chemical oxygen demand (COD); suspended solids (SS); and fat, oil, and grease (FOG). This type of wastewater has proven to be an ideal candidate for anaerobic digestion.

The town of Gandia, one of the largest coastal towns in Spain, wanted to continue the digital transformation of its water management services through the implementation of remote metering and the transfer of water consumption data.

These waterways provide an estimated 80% of the region’s drinking water, however more than 80% of monitored waterways don’t meet state water quality standards.

When the City of Dallas, Georgia, launched an initiative to get a handle on water loss, they couldn’t know how far the journey would take them. Solid results from an initial smart metering upgrade led to the realization that they had just scratched the surface of what was possible.

Lichetenau is a small municipality with 3,600 inhabitants. The local water supply system delivers 170,000m³ of water to 1,300 homes every year. Advice on water supply solutions has been provided by Gunzenhausen-based company, Augustin, a sales and service partner of Lowara.

A leader in advanced wound care, consumer wellness and medical devices was having problems with bacteria control in their water system. As a global expert in dealing with the complexities of wound management, the customer provides innovative solutions for advanced wound dressings and topical skin care solutions.

Global Omnium, one of Spain's largest water utilities, has gone through a remarkable digital transformation over the past two decades - upgrading from conventional meters to an advanced smart meter network of over 550,000 fixed network smart meters. This journey provides valuable lessons for any water utility looking to modernize its operations and capitalize on the latest innovations in smart metering and data analytics.

Chris Hock, owner of North Valley Pump Service, Cave Creek, AZ is a professional residential water systems installer. Chris was approached by a local homebuilder inquiring into the possibility of tapping the municipal water supply contained in a storage tank outside the town of Rio Verde.

As part of a major highway improvement project, construction dewatering was required in an area in order to pour footings for an overpass. Contaminated water from an adjacent Superfund site was drawn into the dewatering stream, requiring treatment of the contaminated water stream prior to discharge on-site.

Inconsistent behavior and utilization of control structures was observed for past rainfall events. The municipality decided that an optimized network control system should be implemented to better utilize existing retention volumes, coordinate them effectively and reduce water pollution.