Diehl Metering has acquired PREVENTIO, a German technology startup specializing in leakage management and predictive maintenance. This strategic move aims to enhance Diehl Metering’s real-time leak detection capabilities and strengthen its...
SUEZ and IOWIZMI, a subsidiary of GRDF, have signed a 10-year contract to share GRDF’s 169 MHz network used for 11 million smart gas meters. This partnership enables SUEZ to remotely read its water meters, simplifying access to multiservice...
Melbourne Water is conducting a two-month trial of autonomous drones at Silvan Reservoir, a key protected catchment supplying approximately 65% of the city’s drinking water. These AI-equipped drones are outfitted with advanced sensors and...
De Watergroep has secured a €350 million loan from the European Investment Bank (EIB) to fund its 2023-2038 investment programme, with an initial €200 million allocated for 2023-2028. The financing will modernize Flanders’ water supply...
VINCI’s acquisition of FM Conway Limited marks a strategic move for expanding its presence in the UK public works market, particularly in the dynamic south-east of England. With expertise in roadworks, civil engineering, water and drainage...
Eastside Utility District (EUD), serving Tennessee, is enhancing its water network with Itron’s Smart Water Solutions, including a cellular Advanced Metering Infrastructure (AMI) network and the Temetra cloud-based data collection and management...
Thames Water has awarded a contract worth over £180 million for AMP8/9, focusing on smart water meters, goods, and services. This covers supplying Smart Water Meters (SWM), Local Communication Equipment (LCE), and Head End Systems (HES) using...
ST Engineering announced that its Urban Solutions business will deploy a smart water platform for Aegea, one of Brazil’s largest private sanitation companies, serving over 500 municipalities. Set to be operational by the end of 2024, the platform...
The AIgua-Alicante Inteligente Agua project, led by the Alicante Provincial Council, will receive over €8.2 million in European Union funding through the PERTE program. This initiative, in collaboration with specialized companies Ciclagua, SAV,...
The city of Toronto is set to spend $5.6 million replacing 150,000 defective water meters equipped with remote reading technology. Originally installed between 2010 and 2012, these meters were expected to last 20 years but have begun failing after...
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