A New Mexico town arranges to receive a major supply of renewable energy with no upfront investment and no responsibility for system operations.

Solar-powered mixers help a small lagoon treatment plant meet BOD and TSS limits, solve short-circuiting problems and minimize nuisance odors.

Solar energy provides most of the energy for the Rifle water reclaim plant, while operators’ innovations cut down electricity consumption.

A Massachusetts water utility applies innovative financing to complete a cost-saving solar energy project with no increase in rates.

Sacramento uses solar arrays at drinking water treatment plants to offset energy costs and reduce greenhouse gas emissions.

Fairfield takes control of unnecessary electricity usage and high energy bills by operating its water treatment plant more efficiently and adding renewable sources.

Las Vegas Valley’s Energy and Water Quality Management System helps optimize distribution and treatment, saving energy, saving money and improving water quality.