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Cooling towers are highly efficient heat rejection systems; however, they can consume a lot of water. Pairing cooling towers with heat recovery, geothermal systems and integrated building planning can reduce energy, save water, and turn waste heat into a valuable resource.
Cooling towers play a critical role in heat rejection for power generation, industrial and lab process cooling, data centers and, more commonly, in HVAC cooling systems.
Colorado has approved a modern, science-based approach to sizing water supply piping, giving designers and builders a new option for improving plumbing system performance, water efficiency and public health.
How nearly 20 miles of new piping, 4.4 million gallons of harvested rainwater, and a complete systems overhaul are preparing one of the world’s most visited museums for its next 50 years.
On July 1, 1976, President Gerald Ford dedicated the Smithsonian’s National Air and Space Museum as “a perfect birthday present from the American people to themselves.” More than 1 million visitors passed through its doors in the first six weeks.
Xylem, Water Well Trust, HometownH20 and local partners join forces to replace a 75 year old well system to end years of water shortages for the Brown family.
AWWA has announced the release of its 2026 State of the Water Industry Report, which shows that infrastructure renewal and replacement is the top challenge among water sector professionals.
Sustainable plumbing design in healthcare has evolved, emphasizing intelligent water management to conserve water and minimize infection.
Learn how to balance water conservation with infection control by implementing intelligent plumbing design and management strategies in healthcare environments.
Grundfos joins the Water Resilience Coalition as co-champion for the Colorado River Basin, aiming to drive investment and coordinated action to strengthen water reliability across the American West.
Communities nationwide joined IAPMO to mark March4Water and World Plumbing Day, highlighting the critical role of plumbing in public health and water resilience.