Broken water mains and flooded pump stations were among the wreckage after Hurricane Helene blew through the Southeastern U.S. in 2024. Towns and cities in North Carolina have been rebuilding their municipal water systems for the past 18 months, costing billions in replacements and repairs.Extreme weather events are increasingly pushing water pipeline infrastructure beyond its limits. As a result, water utilities are designing and rehabilitating their distribution systems, treatment plants and pump stations for climate resiliency to ensure they provide reliable service, even during 1,000-year storms.Water utilities don’t have the resources, however, to test and compare each innovative resiliency product
