Sense software embedded in smart meters can help utilities get a better look at the grid edge, as CEO Mike Phillips explains ...

The average quarterly bill for water in Ledgeview is $122, according to the PSC. Under the new rate, it would increase 7% to ...

How much a stock's price changes over time is a significant driver for most investors. Not only can price performance impact your portfolio, but it can help you compare investment results across ...

The Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) has signaled it could narrow which set of waters receive protections under the Clean Water Act — and will narrow protections for wetlands in the meantime.

But as South African filmmaker Rehad Desai (“Miners Shot Down”) warns in his timely new documentary “Capturing Water,” playing this week at the Joburg Film Festival, the city’s water ...

That’s why it’s essential for customers without a smart meter to provide a meter reading before the price cap changes come into effect, ensuring they are billed accurately. Octopus Energy has ...

India made a clean sweep in the Men’s Discus Throw F11 event, where Sagar clinched the gold with a throw of 34.84 meters, followed by Balaji Rajendran who secured silver with 26.98 meters, and Janak ...

GENEVA – City council heard the first reading of two ordinances that would raise sewer and water rates, if approved. City Councilperson John Travis said the changes would be a five percent ...

install a water meter. If you don’t already have one, this could be the single most effective way to save money, especially if you live in a household with low water usage. Water meters measure ...

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Hundreds of thousands of people still using old radio teleswitch service (RTS) meters could be left without electricity or hot water from this ... Advice Bureau in Reading, told the BBC that ...

Supported by Photographs and Text by Ryan Christopher Jones Mr. Jones is a photojournalist and doctoral student in anthropology at Harvard studying the local politics of water transfers in the ...