At Singapore International Water Week, Matthew Pine discussed escalating global water challenges and the proven technologies available to solve them.

How pharma manufacturers are addressing the sector’s complex water challenges, including meeting regulatory standards, while managing rising water costs.

Industrial manufacturers that rely on metal processing face growing pressure to control wastewater costs, meet discharge requirements, and increase water reuse. Chris Riley, Technical Services Director at Xylem, explains how a Texas-based satellite manufacturer achieved zero liquid discharge and avoided wastewater hauling, using reverse osmosis, electrodeionization, and Water One® WX wastewater ion exchange.

Andrés Ruzo’s research on the Boiling River in Peru’s Amazonian rainforest has inspired millions and helped make the river a conservation priority.

Learn how three printed circuit board manufacturers are meeting water quality targets and reducing wastewater with a fully managed water service.

Three real-world examples show how utilities and industries are strengthening water security through water reuse, resilient infrastructure, and smart water technologies. From Los Angeles to Washington state to the Netherlands, Xylem customers are modernizing water systems to meet growing demand.

Site managers responsible for utility or industrial water operations face constant demands. Managers must keep operations running smoothly, stay compliant with increasingly complex regulations and prevent costly downtime – all while overseeing limited staff and tight timelines.

Reuse Brew, crafted from high-quality treated wastewater, aims to raise awareness of the opportunities that recycled water offers to combat water scarcity.

Xylem’s new sustainability commitments will help industrial customers reduce annual water demand and provide more people with climate-resilient WASH access.

Explore Xylem’s 2024 highlights, from advancing water innovation to achieving sustainability goals, combating PFAS, and securing global water resources.

During construction of a new convention center in Muskegon, Michigan, PFAS, also known as forever chemicals, was detected in the water being pumped out to build the foundation. Construction Simplified contacted Evoqua Water Technologies, a Xylem company, which quickly delivered a mobile solution that treated 21 million gallons (79,500 cubic meters) of water. By the end of the project, the mobile treatment solution had removed the PFAS to non-detect levels.

To efficiently empty the Suomenlinna shipyard’s dry docks, managers chose Xylem’s Flygt submersible pumps with remote monitoring and adaptive performance.

Heathrow Airport, an early adopter of the Flygt Concertor intelligent pumping system, expands use and reduces annual cleaning and service costs by 87.5%

Innovative water projects demonstrate how advanced technology can transform the way communities, industries and institutions manage water.

Water is essential to reliable power in the AI era. Xylem’s Kishor Nayar explains the link between AI growth, electricity demand and water systems.

Solutions enable industry and municipalities to address challenges of water scarcity, water affordability, energy efficiency and regulatory compliance.

How beverage manufacturers and bottlers are using advanced technology to use water more efficiently, increase safety, and exceed effluent requirements.

How semiconductor companies are using advanced technologies to optimize their water systems, mitigate water risks, and reduce reliance on municipal water.

Learn how pharma leaders are using smart water management to boost uptime, cut costs, and simplify compliance.

How pharmaceutical manufacturers are embracing data-fueled water technologies to significantly improve product quality, safety and efficiency.

Biogas production requires reliable mixing and pumping solutions. Learn how Xylem’s technology optimizes biogas production and prevents common problems.

Discover how Xylem Water Walks uncover hidden ways to cut water use, reduce costs, and improve sustainability at industrial and commercial facilities.

The Confederated Tribes of the Umatilla Indian Reservation is managing a project to replenish freshwater mussels, a “First Food” of the tribes.

Industrial water reuse is entering a new phase – one where smarter treatment approaches help companies manage risk, reduce costs, and stay productive.