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September 2026latest coverage
Limpopo’s Water Loan Closes Only One Part of the Delivery Chain
South Africa and the New Development Bank have signed a USD 200 million loan for Stage 1 of the Olifants Management Model Program. The financing connects sovereign capital, industrial users and municipal water needs in one delivery structure.
Read analysisVictoria Makes Data Centers Carry Their Infrastructure Costs
Victoria’s new data-center rules require developers to add renewable generation and storage, avoid sensitive locations, use non-drinking water and fund local benefits, turning infrastructure capacity into a project responsibility rather than a public subsidy.
Read analysisNew South Wales Makes Data-Centre Speed Conditional on Infrastructure Responsibility
New South Wales has offered qualifying data-centre projects faster assessment while requiring the sector to carry the infrastructure costs it creates. The framework turns planning speed, electricity capacity, and water supply into a single bargain.
Read analysisHow Shared Industrial Water Reuse Networks Strengthen Resilience: Lessons from the CHERISH-2-O Project
Discover how the CHERISH-2-O project uses shared industrial water reuse networks to reduce freshwater demand and improve drought resilience.
Read analysisHow AI-Powered Leak Detection Is Transforming Water Utility Operations
Discover how AI-powered leak detection helps water utilities reduce losses, improve efficiency, and strengthen infrastructure resilience.
Read analysisCircular Water Resource Recovery Systems Strengthen Urban Resilience
Explore how circular water resource recovery systems improve urban resilience through recycled water, renewable energy, and biosolids reuse.
Read analysisWastewater Reuse Frameworks Strengthen Agricultural Water Security and Climate Resilience
Explore how risk-based wastewater reuse frameworks and Melbourne Water’s recycled water programme strengthen agricultural supply and climate resilience.
Read analysisUrban Wetlands in Green Infrastructure: Managing Stormwater and Restoring Urban Water Systems
Urban wetlands integrated into green infrastructure systems capture stormwater, filter pollutants, recharge groundwater, and create resilient urban public spaces.
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