Projects, tenders, funding and deals in smart water, mobility, lighting, energy and IoT, reported every day by the Kurrant news desk.
SPSA approves a $200M, 20-year contract with Commonwealth Sortation to install AI sorting systems and divert 50% of waste in Hampton Roads.
WasteAbu Dhabi to Deploy Over 500 Connected Cleaning Vehicles Across the EmirateAbu Dhabi's DMT will deploy over 500 connected cleaning vehicles this year, cutting carbon emissions by up to 40% across the emirate.
WasteVeolia Rolls Out Smart Bins in Auvergne-Rhône-Alpes to Improve Waste SortingVeolia deploys four AI-enabled smart bins in Auvergne-Rhône-Alpes, helping business clients analyze waste across more than 30 categories.
Environmental MonitoringRhodes Launches €1 Million Smart Forest Protection ProjectNova funds a 1 million euro smart wildfire-prevention system on Rhodes, using AI and sensors to monitor the protected Valley of the Butterflies.
Environmental MonitoringColombia launches national wildfire monitoring programme with OroratechColombia deploys OroraTech satellite technology nationwide to track wildfires, training more than 700 national disaster-risk system members.
EnergyHEDNO Launches Large-Scale NB-IoT and LTE-M Smart Meter Network in GreeceHEDNO rolls out 3.12 million cellular smart meters across Greece in a €546 million first phase to cut power losses and speed outage repairs.
WasteDallas to deploy AI-enabled cameras on sanitation vehicles for code enforcementDallas approves $853,000 to equip 50 sanitation trucks with AI cameras that detect code violations. City staff will review the automated flags.
Street LightingEdison to Take Over Modena’s Public Lighting After 80 YearsEdison wins a nine-year contract worth over €52 million to manage 32,000 public lights in Modena, Italy, and advance citywide LED conversion.
WasteVeolia Launches AI-Equipped Trucks to Monitor Professional Waste Sorting in AlsaceVeolia deploys four AI-equipped trucks in Alsace to monitor commercial waste sorting across 30 materials, targeting safety and compliance.
Mobility and TrafficNew York City Expands Automated Red-Light Camera SystemNYC DOT awards Verra Mobility a five-year contract to quadruple red-light cameras from 150 to 600 intersections across the five boroughs.
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