Representatives of the Wisconsin Economic Development Corporation and The Water Council cohosted the Global Center space at WEFTEC to highlight Wisconsin’s status as a global leader in water technology.

BREW 2.0, The Water Council’s post-accelerator for late-stage water technology startups, has opened the pre-registration period for its 2022 cohort with a new programming sponsor on board: Thales Water Advisors, a leading water strategy and finance advisory firm. Beckhoff Automation also recently became a BREW 2.0 corporate sponsor, joining ongoing sponsor American Family Insurance Institute…

The Water Council (TWC) announced a renewal today of its memorandum of understanding with the Catalan Water Partnership (CWP) in Catalonia, Spain, as it continues to grow its connections worldwide to solve critical global water challenges. The goal of the partnership, originally formed in 2018, is to exchange ideas, collaborate on joint initiatives, and open…

Tomorrow Water Selected by The Water Council to Demonstrate its Proteus Technology

MILWAUKEE, WI, Oct. 7, 2021 – The Water Council has added a city of Milwaukee leader, the head of a global water technology company and an acclaimed expert on corporate sustainability to its Board of Directors. Lafayette L. Crump, Milwaukee commissioner of city development; Robert J. Pagano Jr., president and CEO of Boston-based Watts Water…

Big changes are coming to member Rexnord Corporation next year. Dean Amhaus, president and CEO of The Water Council, tells the Milwaukee Business Journal why that’s good for Milwaukee’s water sector.

The water discharged from the Wisconsin State Fair could be cleaner this summer thanks to a pilot project coordinated by The Water Council in partnership with the Milwaukee Metropolitan Sewerage District and the Fund for Lake Michigan.

The Tyson Foods’ Finney County plant has officially been certified under the Alliance for Water Stewardship (AWS) standard by international third-party certification body SCS Global Services (SCS), making Finney County the first and only meat processing plant in the U.S. certified under the AWS standard.

MILWAUKEE, Wis., June 28, 2021 – PANI, an Israeli product that prevents biofouling in water equipment, has been selected by The Water Council’s corporate sponsors as the winner of the spring 2021 Tech Challenge. The Water Council’s Tech Challenge connects water innovators with leading water technology companies, facilitating potential partnerships and helping new ideas and…