Stephanie Cuthbert Discusses Five Key Components for the Future of Water Utility
Water utilities in the U.S. are currently navigating multiple challenges including aging infrastructure, rising treatment costs and increasing regulations. These factors are placing utilities at a key juncture where they need to make major decisions about their path forward. With these challenges, there is an opportunity for utilities to evaluate all aspects of their operations and leverage technology and other innovative solutions to evolve and modernize.
Stephanie Cuthbert, PE, CME, Executive Vice President of RVE’s Water/Wastewater Division, has over 30 years of experience helping utility clients adapt to a changing industry landscape. She has worked with multiple utilities to redesign and expand their facilities, upgrade their treatment processes and obtain funding for their critical infrastructure projects. In an article for WaterWorld, she discusses five essential areas that will shape the future of water utility.
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