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Residential Sub-meter: What Is It, Why Get One?

Filling the pool, watering a large lawn - if you use a lot of water outside your home for big needs such as these, you might want to consider installing a residential sub-meter.

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Bioenergy

The Piscataway Bioenergy facility will turn Poop to Power by transforming how WSSC Water handles biosolids. Construction on the $271M facility began in spring 2019 and was completed in spring 2025 on ...

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Solar Power

Almost 25,000 solar panels are providing green power to three WSSC Water's Water Resource Recovery Facilities and one off-site facility. More solar power is on the way.

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