Projects, tenders, funding and deals in smart water, mobility, lighting, energy and IoT, reported every day by the Kurrant news desk.
Flashnet and Saudi Delta Group deploy 5,700 connected controllers in Jeddah, Saudi Arabia, to manage and monitor the city's streetlights via LoRaWAN.
WaterDe Watergroep secures €350M EIB loan to modernize Flemish water infrastructureDe Watergroep lands a €350M EIB loan to modernize water infrastructure in Flanders, funding the upgrade of 3,000 km of pipes and smart sensors.
IoT NetworksINWIT and A2A Deploy 5G Small Cells on Lighting Poles in MilanINWIT and A2A install 5G small cells on up to 1,000 light poles in Milan to boost network density and support citywide smart infrastructure.
IoT NetworksSCE Launches First Private 5G Network for U.S. UtilitiesSouthern California Edison and Nokia deployed the first U.S. utility private 5G network, expanding across SCE's 129,500 km² service area.
WasteSouthend Partners with Connexin to Enhance City Services with Smart TechnologyConnexin submits plans for 27 new masts in Southend to build an IoT network that monitors parking, streetlights, and city services.
Environmental MonitoringSpire Global and OroraTech Win NASA Wildfire Monitoring ContractNASA awards Spire Global and German firm OroraTech a contract to develop a space-based orbital system to detect and monitor wildfires across the US.
WaterEastside Utility District Modernizes Water Network with Itron’s Smart Water SolutionsTennessee's Eastside Utility District is upgrading 25,000 meters to Itron smart meters, boosting annual water revenues by over 10%.
WaterThames Water Awards £180M Smart Meter ContractThames Water awards a £181.8 million contract to Elster and Sensus for smart water meters and NB-IoT systems, with installation due by March 2025.
WaterAegea adopts ST Engineering’s Smart Water PlatformST Engineering will deploy its smart water platform for Aegea across Brazil to digitize water meters in over 500 municipalities by late 2024.
Environmental MonitoringKirtland Air Force Base Deploys N5 Sensors for Rapid Wildfire DetectionKirtland Air Force Base deploys 14 N5 sensors across over 1,000 acres to detect wildfires within a five-mile radius at the moment of ignition.
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