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3 to 5 Nov 2026Smart City & Utility Industry News
Projects, tenders, funding and deals in smart water, mobility, lighting, energy and IoT, reported every day by the Kurrant news desk.
Cyclomedia acquires Detekt to expand its road surface analytics. The deal adds AI tools that identify road defects and assets for governments.
EnergySplight Secures $12.4 Million for Grid Optimization ExpansionSan Francisco-based Splight raises $12.4 million to expand a machine learning platform that increases transmission capacity on existing grid lines.
EnergyYottar Raises $1.2m to Digitize UK Grid Connection ProcessUK startup Yottar raises $1.2 million to expand its grid platform, helping developers find connection points without upfront fees.
EV ChargingRoseville Expands EV Charging Management With BetterFleetRoseville, California, taps BetterFleet to manage its fleet EV charging, expanding from 14 to 71 chargers to cut costs and ease grid demand.
WaterHouston to Replace Aging Water Meters in $8.5M UpgradeHouston approves an $8.5 million plan to replace over 25,000 aging water meters to resolve billing inaccuracies and curb widespread utility leaks.
WasteBagnolet Pilots AI Cameras to Curb Illegal Waste DumpBagnolet launches a €99,000 pilot deploying four mobile AI cameras to detect illegal waste dumping and help municipal officers issue fines.
IoT NetworksData Direct Expands into Smart Cities with Kinsetsu AcquisitionDublin IT procurement firm Data Direct acquires Belfast-based IoT specialist Kinsetsu to expand smart city tracking and monitoring capabilities.
WasteVeolia deploys EverestLabs’ AI robots in PerthVeolia introduces EverestLabs AI sorting robots at its Perth recovery facility to automate recycling, cut landfill waste, and raise recovery rates.
WaterNetmore and Detectronic Launch Large-Scale Wastewater Sensor Program for Yorkshire WaterNetmore and Detectronic partner to deploy over 90,000 wastewater sensors across Yorkshire Water’s sewer network over the next five years.
Mobility and TrafficAlbuquerque Launches Pilot Noise-Camera Program with SoramaAlbuquerque launches a six-month pilot program using three Sorama noise cameras to track loud vehicles and capture license plate data.
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