The fourteenth HometownH2O project furthers awareness of rural water access challenges.

Watts focuses its sustainable product solutions on safety and regulation, water conservation and energy efficiency. It also focuses inward as it begins to reduce its water, energy, carbon and waste footprints across all operations.

One factor in increasing water efficiency in toilets is MaP testing, a test to see how much waste (soybean paste) could be flushed without clogging up. This standard test put all models on a level playing field. Read on to discover how John Koeller and his team established this plumbing benchmark, and what he sees for the future of water-efficient plumbing.

On Sept. 25, IWSH honored two partners for their commitment to IWSH programs that provide water and sanitation services to underserved communities.

Highlights of the fourth quarter include completing three acquisitions during the quarter, generating annualized revenue of approximately $450 million; and ending the year with an operating margin of 8.9%.

Water is the core of life and sustains all living beings. As humanity faces environmental challenges, water conservation is an urgent and essential priority for a sustainable future. 

IAPMO will host the third annual Water Demand Calculator Virtual Summit from 11 a.m. to 3 p.m. EST on Nov. 7.

Building on recent presentations in Germany and Australia, IWSH is set to launch the latest of its Plumbing Champions corporate social responsibility collaborations as part of the WorldSkills Ireland 2023 National Competition.

Patrick Decker to retire from CEO position at the end of the year and remain employed as an advisor through March 2024.

As part of its ongoing collaboration with the DigDeep Navajo Water Project, IWSH recently designed and installed two pressurized mound septic systems in the Baca-Prewitt area of the Navajo Nation.