Projects, tenders, funding and deals in smart water, mobility, lighting, energy and IoT, reported every day by the Kurrant news desk.
ST Engineering will deploy its smart water platform for Aegea across Brazil to digitize water meters in over 500 municipalities by late 2024.
IoT NetworksNetmore and Cellnex Expand UK LoRaWAN for Smart Water MeteringNetmore partners with Cellnex UK to install LoRaWAN gateways across 200 new sites, supporting 1.3 million smart water meters for Yorkshire Water.
Mobility and TrafficTransoft Acquires 30% of AMAG to Boost Road Safety PortfolioTransoft buys a 30% stake in Brisbane-based AMAG for AUD 2.7 million, expanding its video traffic safety software portfolio across the Asia-Pacific.
EV ChargingMobilityPlus Secures €40M to Expand EV Charging in EuropeGhent-based MobilityPlus raises €40M to expand its B2B EV charging network in Belgium and France, adding to its 15,000 existing charging
WasteTomra Acquires 80% of C-Trace for Digital Waste SolutionsNorway-based Tomra acquires an 80% stake in Germany's C-Trace to expand its digital waste management and AI-driven recycling operations.
Environmental MonitoringKirtland Air Force Base Deploys N5 Sensors for Rapid Wildfire DetectionKirtland Air Force Base deploys 14 N5 sensors across over 1,000 acres to detect wildfires within a five-mile radius at the moment of ignition.
WaterAlicante Secures €8.2M for Water Cycle DigitalizationAlicante secures over €8.2 million in EU funds to digitalize the water cycle across 70 municipalities, installing 6,500 LoRaWAN meters.
IoT and Smart City PlatformEdinburgh Unveils its 2024-2027 Smart City VisionThe City of Edinburgh Council launches its 2024-2027 digital strategy to expand full-fibre broadband, enable 5G, and reach net-zero by 2030.
EV ChargingKraken Expands EV Charging Power with Jedlix AcquisitionLondon-based Kraken acquires Rotterdam EV charging firm Jedlix, adding smart charging tools to its platform serving over 50 million accounts.
EnergyAustralia Accelerates Smart Meter Rollout Amid Growing OppositionAustralia aims for 100% smart meter adoption by 2030, backing the plan with a $50 million loan to Intellihub to speed up deployment.
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