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La Communauté de Communes La Domitienne (CCLD), an eight-municipality intercommunality of roughly 28,000 residents located west of Béziers in the Hérault department, has contracted SUEZ Eau France to deploy connected water meters across its...
Virginia became one of the first states in the country to permit AI-powered cameras to automatically detect and issue civil citations for stop sign and crosswalk violations when Senate Bill 84 took effect July 1, 2026. Signed by Governor Abigail...
The Detroit City Council voted 5-4 on June 30, 2026, to extend its contract with SoundThinking, Inc. for the ShotSpotter acoustic gunshot detection system, keeping the technology active across approximately 39 square miles of the city through the...
Türkiye activated its nationwide Deposit Return System (DOA) on July 1, 2026, introducing a one-Turkish-Lira refund per eligible plastic, glass, and aluminium beverage container across all 81 provinces and 973 districts of the country. The system,...
In a pair of utility-sector agreements announced during Omani Sultan Haitham bin Tarik’s June 29, 2026 state visit to Paris, Oman’s National Energy Centre formalized a smart meter manufacturing partnership with French technology group...
JSC Kelių priežiūra, the Lithuanian state company responsible for maintaining the country’s national road network, said it selected Spanish technology firm Asimob in November 2025 to test computer vision based pavement and signage...
A $2 million veto in Florida’s latest state budget is a small line in a $117.6 billion document, but it illustrates a funding pattern playing out across the water and smart cities sector nationally. State and local matching dollars for...
The City of Brampton, Ontario said on June 26, 2026 that it is advancing the next phase of its Vision Zero road safety strategy, proposing to expand its red light camera network to as many as 35 cameras by 2028, pilot noise-detection cameras...
The City of Stirling has installed a non-enforcement, AI-powered near-miss camera at the intersection of Alexander Drive and Wordsworth Avenue in Yokine, in partnership with the Western Australian Road Safety Commission. The portable unit is...
GWF AG, the Swiss manufacturer of utility metering and smart water technology, announced that it has acquired the assets of UK-based i2O Water Limited, a specialist in pressure optimization and leakage reduction for water distribution networks....
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