Northeast Copiah Water

How to Improve Your Water Pressure

If you feel like like you’re not getting enough water pressure, here are a couple suggestions for how you can try to improve it.

Why I Don’t Drink Budweiser…and Why I’m Not Alone

Budweiser has always been far more about marketing than beer. The founder of Anheuser Busch, Adolphus Busch, refused to drink his own brew, calling it “that slop” (he was German, of cou…

See what researchers found when they tested a bottle of Fiji Water against a glass of tap water.

Smart Meters for Water Utilities: Greater Accuracy Yields Savings and Benefits

Smart meters offer water utilities more, better data to reduce waste, eliminate leaks, save money, and serve customers better. Here’s how.

Need for new water/utility systems building questioned

A city councilor questioned whether the Water/Utility Systems Division could move into a proposed future maintenance shop instead of purchasing and constructing a new building.

Why I'm Considering Electric Utilities For My Portfolio

Electric utilities are one of my preferred investment choices. Read why I decided to trade AEP and BKH at current price range and build starter position in them.

Is Natural Gas the Answer for Electric Utilities?

Electric utilities have turned to natural gas for electricity generation because of its low prices and because of onerous regulations...

Electric Utilities Weak at Inspecting Power Lines?

For electric utilities, inspecting power lines is critical. The inspections serve many purposes, from safety to reliability, and they help optimize utility tree trimming activities and other vegetation control techniques to maximize the chance that wires will stay intact even during a massive storm. According to PennEnergy, many utilities do a poor job of inspecting […]

Why Off-Grid Living Could Hurt Electric Utilities

The trend of off-grid living is growing. The problem for electric utilities is the impact it will have on demand, revenue and reliability.

How Market Power Gives Electric Utilities Political Power

In the pathway to 100% renewable energy lie electric utilities. Since the time of electrification until the 1990s, every electric utility was a monopoly -- it owned everything to deliver electricity from the power plants (and sometimes even the coal mines) to the transmission lines to the substations to the distribution lines to the meter on your home or business. With a market monopoly, utilities have enormous political power to promote or avoid change

Water Utilities Show High Aspirations Toward Reducing Energy

Water and wastewater utilities in the U.S. have high aspirations for energy reduction goals, or even moving toward energy neutral operations, but barriers are plentiful. Fortunately, approaches are being developed that can help system operators make significant progress in overcoming these obstacles.

Too Many Electric Utilities Risk Obsolescence If They Don’t Modernize

Electric utilities must use customer data more creatively and employ new technologies more widely if they want to stay relevant.

Flood, heat, storm? No matter. Electric utilities can keep power flowing

To face extreme weather, electric utilities rely on modern advanced network management systems. It helps reduce power outage duration and localize faults.

Hampstead water utility denies it's liable for residential well problems

HAMPSTEAD -- Hampstead Area Water Company denies that its use of groundwater is unreasonable and that it’s responsible for harming private wells.

Why Should I Choose an AC-Powered Electric Forklift?

There are lots of great benefits to using an AC-powered electric forklift.

Lessons Learned with Water Utility Breach

By Katherine Brocklehurst Industrial control systems (ICS) are the workhorses of our physical world, and they are becoming more Internet-connected, more

Water Utility Roundtable: Building a Culture of Innovation

MSW serves municipal decision-makers, sewer and water directors, technicians and private water and wastewater contractors who install, inspect, maintain and rehabilitate sewer, water and stormwater infrastructures.

Increase Power Resilience at Your Water Utility

Power Resilience Guide for drinking water and wastewater utilities.