Inframanage
Infrastructure Asset Management Resources
In Vermont, USA, the state-mandated lead testing revealed that 98% of its public schools and childcare facilities have lead in their drinking water. Act 66, passed in 2019, requires all public school …
Continue Reading about How Vermont’s Aging Water Infrastructure Contributes to Lead Problems →
Imagine a scene featuring futuristic cities, complete with indoor farms and biodomes, such as you might see in some sci-fi films. Will this scene be possible and realizable in the not-too-distant …
Continue Reading about Could Indoor Agriculture Answer Water Shortages in Megacities? →
This is the continuation of what Ross and Heather were discussing in the previous post "How to Number and Replace Water Utility Infrastructure." How do you replace bigger blocks of pipe? And …
Continue Reading about Asset Management – More Tips for Replacing Water Distribution Pipes →
We have talked awhile about numbering assets, but what about water distribution pipe? Is there a recommended numbering system that will uniquely identify each particular distribution pipe after it has …
Continue Reading about Asset Management – How to Number and Replace Water Utility Infrastructure →
Some members of the American Stock Market think that investing in water will have very lucrative benefits in the near future. Stocks in American water companies are already paying nice little …
Sara Jerome of Water Online wrote a thought-provoking article on how the political climate in West Virginia is shifting and may result in the deregulation of many public water utilities. From …
Continue Reading about West Virginia Water Utilities May Get Deregulated →
