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PUB is funding five Living Lab projects to compare coastal technologies under operating conditions in Singapore. The three-year assessment will examine options including XblocPlus and a modular structure that can be raised incrementally.
Read analysisEPA's WIFIA fee waiver removes two significant costs for eligible small-community applicants: a US$25,000 application fee and a credit processing fee averaging approximately US$156,000 per loan.
Read analysisEngland's 2026–2030 Peat Programme divides a £47 million package among water management, wetter-farming research and markets, and restoration capacity.
Read analysisA Swiss-engineered mobile dewatering plant is being trialed at a Wairau Valley stormwater pond. Auckland Council says the technology could reduce pond sediment sent to landfill by 60 percent, but the figure remains prospective.
Read analysisEuropean Commission project portfolio analyses show that circular markets depend on connected policy instruments rather than a single rule.
Read analysisCoordinated action by England’s Water Delivery Taskforce has moved 18,771 homes closer to delivery.
Read analysisCalifornia added $268.9 million to Sites Reservoir’s funding eligibility, bringing the total to $1.363 billion.
Read analysisStage 1 of the Goldfields and Agricultural Water Supply Scheme upgrade will replace 44.5 kilometres of aging pipeline, upgrade valves and duplicate the Binduli Reservoir.
Read analysisA mobile plant at a Wairau Valley stormwater pond is testing on-site dewatering and material separation.
Read analysisThe 50@50 city heat-action initiative organizes practical urban heat preparedness across more than 50 cities. A dozen cities are expected to conduct extreme-heat stress tests, depending on participating cities and continued program support.
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