The latest smart water news from utilities and municipalities worldwide - AMI rollouts, leak detection, SCADA modernization, water-quality sensors and wastewater digitalization. Project announcements, funding rounds, partnerships and regulatory updates as they happen.
The EIB lends €50 million to Vilniaus vandenys to upgrade water and wastewater networks serving over 600,000 residents in Lithuania.
WaterHidraqua (Part of Veolia Group) Spearheads Water‐Cycle Digitalization in VinalopóHidraqua is deploying a 7.8 million euro water digitalization project across 13 Vinalopo municipalities to cut leakage and boost climate resilience.
WaterDenton Water Utilities Launches Pilot For Smart Water MetersDenton Water Utilities launches a USD 614,000 smart water meter pilot to test leak detection, ahead of a potential USD 20 million full rollout.
WaterAurelius Expands Smart Metering Portfolio with Double Acquisitions from Landis+Gyr and XylemAurelius buys Landis+Gyr's EMEA metering business for $215 million and adds Xylem's international unit, gaining five production sites.
WaterSmart Water Meters to Be Rolled Out Across Grand NarbonneGrand Narbonne partners with Veolia to deploy 62,000 smart water meters starting in 2026, enabling remote reading for over 70,000 households
WaterNetmore Acquires Arson Metering to Boost Utility IoT CapabilitiesNetmore acquires Spain's Arson Metering, gaining a footprint of over 500,000 installed water and gas meters across more than 200 municipalities.
WaterVodafone España to Digitalize Water Cycle in Córdoba ProvinceVodafone España secures a €3.1 million contract to deploy smart water meters across 23,600 households in nine Córdoba municipalities.
WaterSmartvatten Acquires LeakLook to Boost Water-Monitoring Capacity in EuropeSmartvatten acquires Finland's LeakLook, expanding its real-time water monitoring to over 40,000 properties across 30 countries.
WaterSharjah Advances Smart Water Meter DeploymentSEWA deploys 267,552 smart water meters across Sharjah to improve resource management, reduce losses, and enhance consumption monitoring.
WaterMexico City and Monterrey Adopt Smart Water Technologies to Cut LossesMexico City and Monterrey deploy Xylem smart water tech to save over 1.3 billion liters of water each year and tackle regional drought.
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