Optimizing Wastewater Aeration Basin Control and Performance

With real-time visibility into aeration basin performance—operators realize more precise control, lower energy consumption and greater overall reliability. Rugged sensors, wastewater-specific calibrations, modular design and integrated process intelligence, provide a reliable foundation for modern aeration management.

Seeing the Unseen: How Flow and Turbidity Data Reveal Hidden Risks

For industrial sites that produce significant quantities of wastewater, keeping a close eye on the quality and quantity of industrial wastewater and final effluent leaving the facility is essential. Monitoring flow rates, turbidity and effluent quality at the point of discharge can help operators detect pollutants to keep discharges within regulatory limits, choose appropriate pre-treatment and avoid costly damage to downstream infrastructure, their corporate reputation and the environment.

Advanced Flow Metering Technology Boosts HVAC Efficiency at a World-Class Stadium in the Middle East

Water conservation is crucial in the Middle East. Discover how a world-class sporting facility in Qatar was able to improve system integrity and enhance sustainability with the integration of a leading-edge flow monitoring solution from BlueEdge® by Badger Meter.

Middle East Aquarium Improves Seawater Flow Visibility with Portable Ultrasonic Flow Meter

Within aquarium applications, a consistent flow of water is required to properly distribute oxygen and essential nutrients throughout the installation. Flow monitoring plays a vital role in maintaining adequate and consistent flow to facilitate the health and well-being of marine life. Discover how one of the largest aquariums in the Middle East was able to use the newly released DXN-5P Portable Ultrasonic Flow Meter to measure flow on demand to verify that seawater was being properly distributed throughout the installation.

Fayette County Water System Accelerates Revenue Recovery and Customer Engagement with AMI

A Cellular AMI program supports Fayette County’s mission to provide critical water and wastewater services to protect and enhance the health, safety and welfare of its citizens. Completed two months ahead of schedule and on budget, the meter upgrades have transformed operations and increased revenue for the Georgia utility while enhancing consumer engagement.

Influent Monitoring and Effluent Control for Regulatory Compliance

To stay ahead of what enters the collection system and what is ultimately released into the environment, wastewater utilities need continuous, accurate and reliable water quality monitoring at every stage of the treatment process. As effluent standards tighten—particularly around nutrients—utilities need tools that anticipate operational challenges instead of reacting to them.

Building the Future: Liquid Cooling Strategies for Modern Data Centers

Liquid cooling is emerging as a critical solution for high-density, AI-driven compute environments, but adoption isn’t without challenges. This article explores how data centers are navigating that transition and what’s driving the momentum behind liquid cooling.

Liquid Cooling: The Smart Path to Sustainable Data Centers

Liquid cooling isn’t just another industry trend—it’s becoming a foundational strategy for improving efficiency, reducing environmental impact and preparing data centers for increasingly demanding workloads. As energy use climbs and sustainability expectations rise, operators are rethinking their approach to thermal management and turning to liquid cooling as a more resilient, future-proof solution.

Badger Meter Receives BTL Certification for ModMAG® M2000 Electromagnetic Flow Meter

Rigorous testing program assures meter's seamless integration with building management systems

Reliable Water Quality for all Seasons

Seasonal transitions can bring new challenges for water systems, such as changes in demand patterns and average water age in the distribution system. Remote water quality monitoring systems can provide critical insights—enabling water treatment plants (WTPs) to fine-tune treatment processes, maintain regulatory compliance and reduce the risk of water quality shifts that can impact customers.