Projects, tenders, funding and deals in smart water, mobility, lighting, energy and IoT, reported every day by the Kurrant news desk.
Palm Bay secures a $160,090 federal grant to synchronize traffic signals across seven intersections, cutting emissions and stop-and-go driving.
EV ChargingConnected Kerb Secures €78M to Expand UK’s EV Charging NetworkConnected Kerb secures £65 million from the National Wealth Fund and Aviva to expand its UK network from 9,000 to 40,00
WaterBadger Meter Acquires SmartCover Systems for $185 Million to Expand Water Management SolutionsBadger Meter buys SmartCover Systems for $185 million in cash, adding sewer monitoring sensors and software to its water management platform.
WaterOfwat Launches £400 Million Fund to Drive Water Sector Transformation Over Next Five YearsOfwat launches a £400 million innovation fund in England and Wales to scale water sector projects tackling leaks and emissions through 2030.
Environmental MonitoringWellStat Acquires UK’s Iknaia to Boost Air Quality Monitoring and Energy Management SolutionsWellStat acquires UK-based Iknaia, bringing its portfolio to over 450 million square feet of property across more than 1,250 built environments.
EnergyConnectM Acquires MHz Invensys to Enhance Wireless Communication SolutionsConnectM acquires MHz Invensys in an all-stock deal, targeting $15 million in AMI revenue by 2027 to expand its smart metering network solutions.
WasteRecycle Track Systems Secures $40 Million to Boost AI-Driven Waste Management SolutionsRecycle Track Systems raises over $40 million to expand its AI sensor technology and containerized waste management across the U.S. and Canada.
EnergyABB Acquires Sensorfact to Expand Digital Energy Management SolutionsZurich-based ABB acquires Utrecht-based Sensorfact, a smart software provider serving over 1,900 European clients, to expand machine-level monitoring.
WaterAlmaviva Launches Almaviva Bluebit to Drive Digital Transformation in Water Resource ManagementItaly's Almaviva Group launches Almaviva Bluebit, combining two acquired firms to deliver digital and engineering services for water utilities.
WaterAI-driven Water Management Software Startup StormHarvester Secures a $10.2M InvestmentDublin-based StormHarvester secures $10.2 million to expand its AI wastewater management software and double its workforce over three years.
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