Xylem Ignite is Xylem’s global youth program to develop a strong network of passionate, creative student leaders, and empower them to drive real changes in the water industry. The Xylem Ignite Awards Ceremony and Global Launch will introduce this new initiative and celebrate the winners and participants of our inaugural Xylem Global Student Innovation Challenge.

Aeration can account for as much as 60% of a wastewater treatment plant’s energy consumption, with energy use increasing when the aeration diffusers get...

One of the top tourist destinations in the Philippines, Boracay Island, can now protect its beaches through an innovative solution that treats wastewater...

In November, Congress passed the historical Infrastructure Investment and Jobs Act (IIJA) – the single largest investment in infrastructure that the federal...

Xylem’s Sensus technology enabled Jacksonville, Texas, to shut off water remotely and strategically – preventing flood damage and saving millions of gallons of...

Now that the curtain has come down on the UN’s Climate Change Summit in Glasgow, the question becomes “where to next?” COP26 has created a foundation for...

The water sector is in the throes of a bold transformation, driven by technologies, digital insights and smart water infrastructure. But there’s a powerful,...

Groundbreaking solution uses a unique process to advance sustainability by reducing micropollutants in water by up to 90%. In 2005, the Dutch water utility...

Innovative installation saves money while advancing sustainability The Metropolitan Sewer District (MSD) of Greater Cincinnati serves an Ohio population of...

Aging infrastructure was causing the city of Walla Walla to lose 30 percent of its drinking water every year. However, a smart utility network from Xylem’s...

The winners of this year’s Stockholm Junior Water Prize, Hiroki Matsuhashi and Takuma Miyaki, found a new use for tataki – a material used in Japanese earthen...

By 2025, Anglian Water, located in East England, could face a projected water shortage of up to 30 million liters of water a day. To meet this challenge, the...

“There is a lot of science out there, and that science helps us to understand how to protect workers.” To help protect the health and safety of wastewater...

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...

People living near a wastewater pumping station in Hardenberg, the Netherlands, were complaining about the vibrations coming from the station, caused by an...

As part of a program to reduce leaks in its water network, Oslo Municipality Water and Sewage (Oslo VAV) recently deployed Xylem’s specialized inline leak...

Here is our annual list of water events, conferences and exhibitions around the world in 2020. The list also includes water-related trade shows for energy,...

When a city is growing as rapidly as Eagle Mountain City, Utah , it can be challenging for the water utility to keep up. Eagle Mountain is an easy commute to...

A South Carolina water utility was receiving hundreds of complaints per week about bad-tasting water after algal blooms. Xylem’s advanced oxidation treatment...

Premier League Champions Manchester City and Xylem have teamed up to launch a campaign to drive awareness of urgent water challenges. The “Closer Than You...

On June 23, 2018, a young Thai soccer team is reported missing. Nine days later, the boys are found trapped two miles inside a cave. It would be one of the...

When connecting a new wastewater treatment plant in France to the sewer, a temporary bypass solution was needed for the old treatment plant. Xylem delivered a...

An innovative project in central Berlin will transform a former shipping canal into an urban swimming area. The project, created by the non-profit Flussbad...

Smart water technologies help utilities detect leaks, reduce non-revenue water, and make more informed decisions. Learn how.