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If we want to have a brighter, better, regenerative, equitable future, the one that I dream of, the one that we deserve — the one that I’m sure everyone also dreams of and deserves — we really need to start thinking of systemic change and doing things differently.” In this latest episode of Distilled, host Will Sarni, CEO of Water Foundry, chats with a new guest about creating more magic, the importance of civil society’s participation in building a brighter future, and how we can make space...

For too long, water has taken a backseat when it comes to climate discussions. But in 2025, we believe that’s set to change. With AI’s growing influence, a long-overdue investment shift, and the rise of smarter water networks, the industry is poised for a shake-up. Here’s what industry leaders Tom Freyberg, Saša Tomić, and Dragan Savić say is next for water. For years, water has largely been overlooked in climate tech investment.

Ever wished you could absorb research papers, whitepapers, or long reads while driving, cooking, or wrapping holiday gifts? Gigi Karmous-Edwards introduces a game-changing tip: using Google NotebookLM to transform text-heavy documents into podcast-style audio. We converted our latest whitepaper on water utilities and AI into an engaging 17-minute audio experience you can listen to anywhere. This tool makes information accessible, saves time, and keeps you in the loop, even during the holiday rush.

In the city of Murfreesboro, Tennessee, a technological transformation is redefining water distribution practices and ensuring the efficient transfer of knowledge. Through the integration of Qatium, the Murfreesboro Water Resources Department (MWRD) has been able to streamline unidirectional flushing to improve water quality and cut costs across the board. It blew my mind. We’re ahead of schedule, and by doing this, we can get a lot more material out of the lines than flushing like normal.

No matter where your water utility is on its digital transformation journey, generative AI (gen AI) may be a supercharger when it comes to developing digital capabilities faster. Some utilities are reluctant to adopt generative AI tools like ChatGPT, however, out of fear and an abundance of caution. But other water utilities recognize its transformational potential, and they’re finding ways to carefully explore its value in all corners of their organization. DC Water is a prime example.

Browse tools & plugins solving unique water management needs. Share ideas and innovate with us today for a better tomorrow. Tank autonomy €500.00 / Year Get a clear view of tank operations by having an estimation of how much supply is left in tanks. … Flushing sequences €1,500.00 / Year Design & adapt flushing sequences that ensure clean water delivery and minimal customer disturban… Change DMA Pipe Colors €200.00 / Year Extend Qatium’s pipe layer to suit your needs or ideas.

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Massive Open Online Course (MOOC) Be part of the solution: Educate yourself about sustainable water technology & services in this online course. You might be interested in joining the course, but you’d like more information. You’ve already joined the course, and you’re on Unit 4 — it’s time for a Qatium account. You might be interested in joining the course, but you’d like more information. You’ve already joined the course, and you’re on Unit 4 — it’s time for a Qatium account.

Our platform is built on open-source software frameworks. With Qatium Labs, we contribute back by sharing access to some of our latest innovations. We strive to build a collaborative community of multi-disciplinary users and experts in order to accelerate the transformation of the water industry. Here are our latest innovations: Build your own functionality on top of our water management platform, extend existing features or integrate your data.

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