Projects, tenders, funding and deals in smart water, mobility, lighting, energy and IoT, reported every day by the Kurrant news desk.
Six UK energy suppliers pay £10.8 million into a redress fund after falling 1 million units short of their 2022 smart meter targets.
WaterArqiva Expands Smart Water Meter InitiativeArqiva extends its contract with Anglian Water to add 300,000 smart water meters by 2025 to enhance network monitoring and reduce leaks.
EnergyGreece’s HEDNO Launches Major Smart Meter RolloutGreece’s HEDNO begins deploying 3.1 million smart meters in a €546 million first-phase project backed by the European Investment Bank.
IoT NetworksWirepas Raises $22M for Mesh Networking GrowthFinnish startup Wirepas raises $22 million to enhance its wireless technology and expand its decentralized mesh networking solutions globally.
WaterTelefónica Tech’s IoT Project Aims for 20% Water Savings in SevilleTelefónica Tech connects over 300,000 water meters in Seville using NB-IoT, aiming for 20% annual water savings for utility EMASESA.
Environmental MonitoringUS Cities Launch AI Noise Cameras to Combat Vehicle Noise PollutionNewport, Rhode Island, and Manhattan deploy AI noise camera systems to identify, warn, and fine drivers violating vehicle noise limits.
Environmental MonitoringGlobal Leap in AI and Sensor-Driven Wildfire DetectionXcel Energy uses 21 Pano AI camera systems to monitor 1.5 million acres in Colorado, while Cornell installs sensors across 28 New York counties.
Environmental Monitoring£15.4m Boost for England’s Road Weather StationsNational Highways invests £15.4m to upgrade 125 road weather stations and add 100 more across England to improve safety and maintenance operations.
IoT NetworksDrei and Actility Enhance Austria’s IoT with LoRaWANDrei partners with Actility to run Austria's public LoRaWAN network for over 4 million users, expanding IoT connectivity across utilities and cities.
EnergyEversource’s $620 Million Smart Meter Upgrade in ConnecticutEversource deploys over 1.2 million smart meters across Connecticut in a $620 million plan to replace outdated AMR drive-by read meters.
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