Projects, tenders, funding and deals in smart water, mobility, lighting, energy and IoT, reported every day by the Kurrant news desk.
Authorium raises $8 million to expand its government automation platform, open a Washington, DC office, and launch an AI-driven procurement tool.
WasteBesançon Tests AI to Enhance Waste Sorting EfficiencyGrand Besançon Métropole is equipping eight waste trucks with AI to inspect recycling bins and cut a 30% rate of non-compliant waste.
Mobility and TrafficSmart Parking Sensors Installed in Châlons-en-ChampagneColas installs 91 magnetic parking sensors in Châlons-en-Champagne to track vehicle occupancy and enable real-time availability updates via an app.
EnergyVillaquilambre Approves €3.1 Million Energy Efficiency PlanVillaquilambre approves two energy projects worth €3.1 million to replace 2,207 streetlights with LEDs and cut municipal energy costs by 60%.
Street LightingUS Ignite New Pilot Program to Convert Streetlights into High-Speed WiFi HubsUS Ignite and Signify launch a pilot converting U.S. streetlights into gigabit wireless hubs, with Fort Lauderdale starting trials this summer.
Mobility and TrafficAndalusia Funds Smart Mobility Project in Gran Vega RegionAndalusia awards €788,067 to Seville’s Gran Vega region for smart mobility systems and air quality monitoring across 12 towns.
Smart CityConductorAI Secures $15 Million in Series A Funding to Enhance Government OperationsConductorAI raises $15 million in Series A funding led by Lux Capital to expand its automated compliance and workflow software for federal agencies.
Environmental MonitoringPasadena Installs New Air Quality Sensor to Enhance MonitoringPasadena adds a QuantAQ air quality sensor to its health department, expanding Caltech's network of over 25 sites to monitor wildfire dust.
Environmental MonitoringBassa Reggiana Union Secures €500,000 for Smart City ProjectsItaly's Bassa Reggiana Union secures €500,000 in regional funding to deploy environmental sensors, smart lighting, and automated cameras.
WaterBirmingham Water Works To Advance Automated Meter System ImplementationBirmingham Water Works allocates $10 million in its 2025 budget to buy automated meters, advancing a transition to address billing inaccuracies.
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