Projects, tenders, funding and deals in smart water, mobility, lighting, energy and IoT, reported every day by the Kurrant news desk.
Pattaya is rolling out an AI-powered flood monitoring system with 100+ sensors and real-time alerts across the city by August 2026.
WaterOfwat Awards £58 Million to 19 Water Innovation ProjectsOfwat's Water Breakthrough Challenge 6 funds 19 projects worth £58M: AI wastewater, mycofiltration, and 3D printing.
Mobility and TrafficHanau, Maintal, and Schöneck Deploy Sensors to Keep Emergency Routes ClearThree Hessen municipalities use IoT sensors on LoRaWAN to detect illegal parking and keep emergency routes clear in residential zones.
WaterGradiant Hits $2 Billion Valuation to Scale AI and Industrial Water SolutionsGradiant closes Series E at a $2B valuation to expand AI-era water infrastructure, targeting data centers, semiconductor fabs.
Environmental MonitoringXcel Energy Deploys AI Wildfire Detection Cameras Across Northwestern WisconsinXcel Energy activates nine AI wildfire detection stations in northwestern Wisconsin, with plans to expand to 16 units near power lines.
Street LightingToledo Invests €248,000 to Bring Smart LED Lighting to Its UNESCO Historic QuarterToledo's historic quarter gets 418 web-managed LED lanterns and ambient sensors in a €248,000 smart lighting overhaul.
Street LightingBurriana Deploys NB-IoT Smart Lighting Across 6,500 LuminairesBurriana replaces 6,536 streetlights with LED and NB-IoT point-to-point control in a EUR 9.8M, 15-year contract with Ferrovial and Endesa.
WaterKuwait Prepares Tender for 300,000 Smart Water Meters as Subsidy-Driven Waste MountsKuwait's MEWRE advances a 300,000-unit smart water meter tender to curb waste and rationalize consumption across all governorates.
WaterLoveland Launches $12.4M Smart Water Meter Rollout Across 30,000 ConnectionsColorado's Loveland begins converting 30,000 water connections to AMI in summer 2026, backed by bonds and a state conservation grant.
Mobility and TrafficHouston Deploys AI Traffic Cameras Ahead of FIFA World Cup 2026Houston approves $350K in AI traffic cameras for FIFA World Cup Almeda corridor amid privacy and cybersecurity concerns.
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