In a historic move, Texas voters approved Proposition 4, authorizing the creation of a $20 billion water infrastructure fund. This funding package, one of the largest in state history, is designed to accelerate projects for: Water supply development Advanced treatment and reuse Desalination facilities Aging infrastructure upgrades Rural and underserved system support This is more than a policy win, it’s a call to engineers, utilities, and technology providers to build smart, resilient, future-ready water systems. And one of the most critical pieces of that toolkit is ozone-based oxidation. At Pinnacle [...]
