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Tackling the Non-Revenue Water challenge in Georgia

Tapping into a Solution: Addressing Water Scarcity in the US
Nearly 40 million people — about 12% of the U.S. population — live in the western part of the country that is dependent on the water supply from the Colorado River. It’s a mighty challenge for the one of the longest rivers in the country, which winds through seven states serving multiple purposes such as irrigation, power and source for potable water.
Defender Walls: The Backbone of Substation Physical Security
As energy consumption rises due to factors like population migration, the proliferation of data centers, and the surge in electric vehicles (EVs), the urgency to protect critical infrastructure has intensified. This heightened demand has led to long lead times for essential equipment, such as transformers, making it vital to safeguard these valuable assets.
What Municipalities Don’t Realize About Non-Revenue Water
Non-revenue water is known to be a major issue in the United States, with an estimated 6 billion gallons of treated water lost every single day. Many utilities understand that non-revenue water is a problem, and they are taking steps to address it.

The True Cost of EV Charging Installations: Why Precast Solutions Win Over Cast-in-Place

When planning the installation of electric vehicle (EV) charging stations, selecting between precast solutions and cast-in-place (CIP) is a crucial decision that influences both immediate expenses and long-term value. This choice requires a comprehensive understanding of the Total Cost of Ownership (TCO), encompassing four key components: quality, installation, delivery, and upfront cost. 

The Evolving Grid: Integrating Renewables and Supporting Future Demand

As renewable energy generation expands, the need for a more flexible, resilient, and efficient U.S. energy grid has become urgent. The shift toward cleaner energy sources like solar and wind is reshaping the grid, creating both challenges and opportunities.

The Role of Utilities in the U.S. Renewable Energy Transition

Utilities are central to the U.S. renewable energy transition, with a growing emphasis on clean energy driven by favorable economic conditions, supportive policies, and increasing demand for sustainable energy.

Building Smart Cities with BABA-Certified Infrastructure

As cities evolve into smart urban centers designed to support work, play, and living, the need for reliable communication infrastructure becomes more critical.

Passing the Test

The stormwater sector in the US is highly regulated, and these regulations are what help to ensure that our surface water is appropriately treated to remove damaging pollutants before they are able to reach the environment.

Electric Utilities Lead the Charge in Expanding Broadband Access

In today’s connected world, broadband access is essential. A 2021 study by Microsoft revealed that approximately 120.4 million Americans use broadband internet, but millions of people still face barriers to reliable service.
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