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The city of Naples in Italy is modernizing its water management by introducing AMI smart meters in homes, enhancing service and reducing waste. As part of a €27 million project, with €21 million already funded, Naples aims to install 30,000...
The Martin-Luther-King eco-district in Paris’s 17th arrondissement is set to abandon its innovative waste collection system, which has been in place for about a decade. The pneumatic waste collection system, which directly sucks waste from...
In a recent update from the Department for Energy Security and Net Zero (DESNZ), it was revealed that nearly four million smart meters in Great Britain are not operating as intended. Despite the high figures, the situation appears to be improving,...
In a follow-up to our previous coverage of the Southeastern Pennsylvania Transportation Authority (SEPTA)‘s announcement of a pilot program with ZeroEyes aimed at reducing gun violence in Philadelphia’s transit system, recent developments...
Los Santos Rural Electrification Cooperative (Coopesantos RL) in Costa Rica has completed its first Advanced Metering Infrastructure (AMI) deployment, using Itron’s distribution intelligence technology across its 1,500 km2 service area in...
The City of Chicago has announced it will terminate its contract with ShotSpotter, a gun detection technology by SoundThinking, by September 22nd with an additional two-month transition period. The decision comes after the technology was met with...
Anas, part of the FS Italiane Group’s Infrastructure Pole, has completed the ‘Green Island’ in the Cosenza province, marking a significant milestone in the ‘Smart Road’ project. The project’s Green Islands are set to serve as control...
In the UK, six energy suppliers—British Gas, OVO, Bulb, E.ON, Scottish Power, and SSE—failed to meet their 2022 smart meter installation targets by some 1 million units. Consequently, they will collectively pay £10.8 million to the Office of...
California’s DMV has suspended General Motor’s Cruise unit from testing its driverless cars on state roads citing public safety risks and accusing the company of misrepresenting its technology’s safety. The suspension comes after a series of...
Vandalism to low-traffic neighbourhood (LTN) infrastructure, including bollards and cameras, has cost London councils over £850,000 since 2020. These measures, aimed at reducing air pollution and ensuring road safety, have faced damages such as cut...
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