World Water Works Named a Top 2026 Integrated Water and Wastewater Technologies Solution by Utilities Tech Outlook
This recognition highlights the company’s approach of expanding treatment capacity and compliance within existing infrastructure without new construction.
Press Releases 2026-08-13
Oklahoma City, OK, August 13th, 2026 — World Water Works, Inc. (WWW), a global designer and manufacturer of advanced water and wastewater treatment solutions, has been recognized by Utilities Tech Outlook as a Top Integrated Water and Wastewater Technologies Solution for 2026. The company was also named among Utilities Tech Outlook’s Top Wastewater Treatment Solutions, reflecting its broader industry leadership.
This recognition reflects the growing pressure on utilities and industrial operators, who face tighter nutrient limits, rising costs and closer scrutiny of energy use, often without room for new land or construction. WWW helps facilities increase capacity, strengthen compliance and improve efficiency within the systems they already have through treatment intensification, bioaugmentation and advanced biological approaches.
“We believe the smartest path forward is helping customers get more value from the infrastructure they already have, rather than continually asking them to build more,” says Chandler Johnson, Chief Technology Officer at WWW.
WWW’s solutions portfolio centers on microbial resource partitioning, which is the principle that different microbial populations perform different functions and thrive under different conditions. Creating environments to support each one therefore improves overall treatment performance. The company applies this method through technologies like WWW™ inDENSE™ and WWW™ miGRATE, which help facilities retain critical biological populations while improving settling and increasing treatment capacity within existing footprints.
The results are measurable. At a Pennsylvania wastewater treatment facility, the combination of WWW™ miGRATE, WWW™ inDENSE™ and advanced aeration controls reduced the sludge volume index by 25 percent and lowered ammonia levels by 13.4 percent with no new construction. In addition, the company’s WWW™ DEMON® deammonification process removes 70 to 90 percent of total nitrogen while using roughly 60 percent less energy and producing about 90 percent less sludge than conventional approaches, eliminating the need for supplemental carbon sources such as methanol.
To learn more, please visit: https://www.worldwaterworks.com/.
