As many areas in Eastern Australia return to drought, the WSAA Liveable Communities Committee has moved to renew the Water Efficiency Network (WEN) and are looking for new members.
Expanding on the technology behind the ground breaking AdaptWater tool developed by Climate Risk and Sydney Water, the more powerful XDI Platform now assesses and quantifies extreme weather climate change impacts on a wide range of utility assets.
We have an exciting opportunity to join the WSAA team as the Research and Innovation Coordinator. This is an important support role within the organisation involving the management of the research collaboration process between WSAA members, and our international and domestic research partners.
Hunter Water's Love Water campaign encourages customers to work with the utility to reduce water consumption. In this video Jim Bentley, Managing Director talks about what they hope to achieve.
Since the release of proposed amendments to the Telco (Low Impact Facilities) Act in June last year WSAA and the NSW and QLD Water Directorates have been working with the Department of Communications and Arts (DOCA) to address legacy issues and proposed future issues with the installation of Telecommuncations equipment on water tanks.