Texas Utility Stays Ahead Of Drought

Effective conservation work delays the need for new pipeline construction in the Tarrant Regional Water District.
Texas Utility Stays Ahead Of Drought
Tarrant Regional Water District crew members work inside a new section of 108-inch-diameter pipe being installed to augment the district’s water supply.

The Tarrant Regional Water District is building a massive new 150-mile-long water supply pipeline in north Texas that will double the district’s transmission capacity, but delays have already pushed the project’s targeted completion date back 12 years.

The $2.3 billion...

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