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The city of Imperial Beach has approved a two-month surveillance pilot that will place four automated license plate readers and two fixed public safety cameras across key intersections in the South Bay coastal community. The Imperial Beach City...
From 1 July, residents of Suffolk, Virginia, will no longer separate recyclables from household waste. Everything goes into one bin. The shift, announced by the Southeastern Public Service Authority (SPSA), marks the most visible step yet in a...
American cities are losing ground on their water and sewer networks faster than they can act. Against that backdrop, SewerAI, a California-based AI platform for underground infrastructure management, has secured a major growth equity investment led...
The Office d’Equipement Hydraulique de Corse (OEHC), the public body responsible for water infrastructure across the French Mediterranean island of Corsica, is replacing its entire fleet of 10,000 mechanical water meters with ultrasonic...
Bruxelles-Propreté, the Brussels Capital Region’s public cleanliness agency, has officially launched the second phase of its AI-powered street monitoring program, scaling from four vehicles to 16 trucks and extending coverage to 700...
Eddy Grid, a Utrecht-based startup that automates the trading and optimization of renewable energy assets, has closed a €7.5 million financing round, its largest to date. Founded in 2023, the company surpassed 500 MW of assets under management,...
Hunter Water, the state-owned utility serving more than 600,000 people across the Lower Hunter region of New South Wales, will begin installing 2,000 connected water meters in the third quarter of 2026 under an expanded Digital Metering Pilot...
The Colombian city of Cali has launched an open tender to modernize 100% of its public lighting with LED fixtures and remote management, a program that would touch more than 186,000 luminaires and rank among the largest single street-lighting...
The Maricopa County Department of Transportation (MCDOT) in Arizona is moving its Connected Vehicle Acceleration Zone (CVAZ) into the equipment phase, a federally funded program slated to fit up to 750 physical and virtual roadside units and roughly...
Xylem Inc. confirmed on 26 May 2026 the completion of the sale of its international water and heat metering operations to German investment group AURELIUS, establishing Sensus International as a standalone metering company serving Europe and other...
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