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Water · Oman

Nama Rolls Out 400,000 Smart Water Meters Nationwide in Oman

Kurrant News Desk · ·1 min read

Nama Water Services (NWS) is installing more than 400,000 smart meters across Oman this year. The company has already installed over 320,000 smart meters in Muscat and 70,000 in South Batinah. NWS has launched the second phase of its digital transformation project in North Batinah, aiming to install more than 115,000 smart meters in several regions within the next three months. This follows the successful completion of Phase 1, where over 80,000 meters were installed.

The new smart meters provide continuous, hourly consumption readings and support both prepaid and postpaid billing options. Key features include:

  • Remote Meter Reading: Enables electronic invoices based on actual usage rather than estimates, with bills sent via email or through the NWS electronic portal.
  • Real-Time Data: Helps subscribers monitor water usage and detect leaks through notifications, promoting prompt leak detection and reducing high consumption complaints.
  • Water Loss Minimization: Compares total distributed water with recorded individual usage, identifying discrepancies to address water loss efficiently.

The project is a core element of NWS’s strategic plan to reduce water losses.