The Water Council is part of a team developing an artificial intelligence-assisted system for recovery of energy, nutrients and freshwater from municipal wastewater.

At the latest “First Look Forum” produced by three of Milwaukee’s leading research universities, three of the six presenting research teams offered solutions to cleaning water — from drinking water at home and abroad to untreated sewage discharges often triggered by storms.

The Water Council today is pleased to announce Xylem Sanitaire operations is relocating to the Global Water Center this spring to support the firm’s innovation, R&D and talent recruitment efforts. MORE

The Water Council today is pleased to introduce the 12 water technology startup companies invited to participate in its BREW 2.0 late-stage water technology accelerator program this February. MORE

The Water Council, together with A. O. Smith, Badger Meter and Zurn, today announced Saskatoon-based water technology startup, Fixed Earth Innovations, as the $10,000 winter of the fall 2020 Tech Challenge round. MORE.

The Water Council today announced it’s accepting applications to its new BREW 2.0 post-accelerator program, an intensive, virtual program designed to help late-stage water tech startups to scale and grow.

The Water Council today announced the winners of its third-round Tech Challenge competition from a field of 20 applications from seven countries.

A. O. Smith Corporation, Badger Meter and Zurn Industries select two outstanding water technology innovations among 22 applications from nine countries.

Posted by the Wisconsin Economic Development Corporation on September 25, 2019 The challenges facing the world’s water supply—growing populations, changing weather conditions, threats to water supply quality and safety—are global in nature, and the solutions will need to have a similarly global perspective. Recognizing this, Milwaukee’s water hub has forged global connections to take an…