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Leep Utilities Adopts Kraken’s AI Platform for Water Efficiency

Kurrant News Desk · ·1 min read

Leep Utilities, a British water company, has partnered with Kraken Technologies, investing £10 million to enhance water service efficiency and become the first UK water utility to fully migrate to Kraken’s advanced platform. This move aims to improve water efficiency, reduce leaks by 30%,, accelerate the rollout of smart meters and streamline operations with AI and IoT technologies.

Kraken, better known for its Octopus Energy solution, uses advanced algorithms and real-time data analytics to connect customer usage with environmental monitoring, offering tools for better water management.