Tennessee American Water is commemorating the 250th anniversary of the United States by participating in local Fourth of July celebrations in Chattanooga and Hamilton County. The company will provide educational information on the history of drinking water treatment and distribute free patriotic rubber ducks at the Colonial Village event. This celebration highlights Tennessee American Water's long-standing role in the community, providing water services for over 130 years, and its commitment to community engagement and infrastructure investment. The event reflects the company's pride in its heritage and its dedication to supporting local traditions and volunteerism.
American Water, the largest regulated water and wastewater utility in the U.S., was recognized as one of the World's Most Sustainable Companies in 2026 by TIME and Statista. This honor reflects the company's strong commitment to sustainability throug...
The American Water Charitable Foundation awarded an $80,000 grant to Wabash River Development & Beautification Inc. to support the Wabash River Blueway Expansion at Fort Harrison in Terre Haute. This funding will help design and eventually build a ne...
Illinois American Water's Illinois River and Granite City water treatment plants received the 25-year Directors Award from the Partnership for Safe Water, recognizing their long-term commitment to high-quality drinking water. These awards highlight t...
American Water Works, the largest U.S. regulated water utility, is set to invest $46–$48 billion through 2035, fueling 8%–9% annual growth in its rate base and a 7.7% EPS compound annual growth rate through 2028. The stock trades below its 10-year av...
The California State Lands Commission has approved California American Water's lease application for state lands needed to build subsurface slant wells for the Monterey Peninsula desalination project. This project aims to provide a reliable, drought-...
