4 \u2013 8 October, 2026<\/p>\n
Glasgow, UK<\/p>\n
Scottish Event Campus<\/a><\/p>\n O IWA World Water Congress & Exhibition 2026<\/span><\/span> is one of the water sector\u2019s most influential global gatherings, bringing together professionals from across the full water cycle to explore the future of water resilience, sustainability, and innovation.<\/p>\n Hosted by the International Water Association, the 2026 edition in Glasgow will welcome around 10,000 participants from utilities, academia, government, technology, finance, and industry. Through technical sessions, leadership forums, exhibitions, and collaborative discussions, the event creates opportunities to share practical solutions and advance action on climate resilience, water security, sanitation, and ecosystem protection.<\/p>\n Centered around the theme \u201cWater action \u2013 the path to resilience and prosperity,\u201d<\/em> the Congress highlights the essential role of water in supporting communities, economic development, and environmental health, while showcasing emerging technologies, nature-based solutions, and integrated approaches shaping the future of the sector.<\/p>\n Isle is proud to be supporting the \u00a0<\/span>Women in Water Programme at IWA Glasgow 2026<\/b> is bringing together people, ideas and action from across the global water community. Through leadership conversations, mentoring, networking, technical and innovation sessions and opportunities to connect across Congress, the programme aims to amplify diverse voices, encourage inclusive participation and create relationships that continue beyond Glasgow.<\/span><\/p>\n At its heart is the\u00a0Women in Water Connection Hub, Stand 015 in the Main Exhibition Hall<\/b>\u00a0\u2014 a welcoming space to\u00a0connect, learn, recharge and belong<\/b>. Open to Congress delegates and exhibition visitors, the Hub provides a place to meet people from around the world, share ideas, access mentoring and career conversations, build new connections and become part of a growing global Women in Water community.<\/span><\/p>\n Join the conversation today: \u00a0https:\/\/www.linkedin. At this year\u2019s IWA World Water Congress & Exhibition, Isle is curating a dedicated space on the exhibition floor that brings together eight water technology companies, a live stage program, and an interactive feature capturing what the sector itself sees as its most urgent challenge. It\u2019s independent, evidence-led technology scouting \u2014 the work Isle does every day \u2014 made physical for the week. Alongside the scouting, Isle brings the structure to act on it: de-risking the choice, accelerating implementation, and tracking outcomes that can actually be measured, turning a good conversation on the stand into a better decision back at the utility.<\/span><\/p>\n Eight technologies, curated around real problems:<\/strong><\/p>\n Foresight AI<\/b><\/a> connects the siloed data sitting across a utility\u2019s network and applies AI to reduce risk: faster leak investigation (Leak Response), pipe-failure prediction for investment planning (Failure Indicator), and an AI-driven digital twin for critical water mains (Ground Truth).<\/span><\/p>\n FIDO Tech<\/b><\/a> detects and locates leaks on pressurized pipes of any material, at scale, ranking them by size so the biggest losses get fixed first \u2014 through Leak Locate, Network Monitor, and Aqua Plus.<\/span><\/p>\n 8power<\/b><\/a> builds battery-free wireless sensors that harvest energy from equipment vibration, giving utilities ten years of \u201cfit and forget\u201d condition monitoring on rotating assets \u2014 predicting failures before they become downtime.<\/span><\/p>\n Mode Labs<\/b><\/a> delivers lab-grade chemical sensing in the field, using micron-scale quantum sensing for continuous, real-time measurement of phosphorus, ammonia, and other analytes across wastewater process control, environmental monitoring, and aquaculture.<\/span><\/p>\n Holloid<\/b><\/a> turns holographic microscopy and AI into real-time bioprocess and water monitoring. Its \u201cHollometers\u201d analyze microorganisms and microparticles as they occur, flagging contamination early across water, food, and pharma.<\/span><\/p>\n Variolytics<\/b><\/a>, a Fraunhofer spin-off, helps wastewater treatment plants cut their climate impact by tracking nitrous oxide, methane, and CO\u2082 in real time and using AI to optimize aeration and nitrogen management \u2014 lowering energy, chemical use, and emissions together.<\/span><\/p>\n Emulsion Flow Technologies<\/b><\/a> brings an advanced solvent-extraction platform \u2014 originally developed for Japanese nuclear research \u2014 to two circular-economy problems at once: recovering critical metals from end-of-life lithium-ion batteries, and removing PFAS from industrial wastewater.<\/span><\/p>\nSobre o evento<\/h4>\n
Women in Water Programme<\/h4>\n
\n<\/span><\/p>\nInside the Isle Innovation Hub at IWA Glasgow 2026<\/h4>\n