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Aganova to Assess Paris Region’s Water Infrastructure in Five-Year Deal

Kurrant News Desk · ·1 min read

Spanish environmental services company Aganova has secured a five-year contract with SEDIF, the public utility managing the Paris region’s 8,000 km water distribution network.

Using its Nautilus acoustic sensor, Aganova will inspect large-diameter pipelines, identifying hidden leaks and structural issues without interrupting water flow.  This project will prioritize assessments of aging feeder pipes, many installed between 1960 and 1990, providing critical data to support targeted maintenance and long-term water conservation in a region increasingly exposed to drought risk.