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.
Netmore Group and Stena Fastigheter deploy 42,900 sensors across 27,000 apartments in Sweden to track energy and water usage with LoRaWAN tech.
WaterGrand Chambéry Deploys Smart Water Meters and Launches PlatformGrand Chambéry is replacing 80,416 water meters with smart AMI devices and launches an online portal to provide 77,500 customers real-time data.
IoT NetworksSigfox South Africa to Upgrade 15 Million Water MetersSigfox South Africa wins a contract to upgrade 15 million water meters to smart devices nationwide, boosting revenue collection and service delivery.
WaterCôte-d’Or Scales Up Water Management Tech Across Its Schools with HydrelisCôte-d’Or invests €580,000 to expand Hydrelis leak-detection systems across all public middle schools following trials saving 12,500 m³ of water.
WaterSERFIM T.I.C. Wins Lyon Water Management IoT ContractSERFIM T.I.C. secures a contract with Eaux du Grand Lyon to replace hundreds of dataloggers. The upgrade uses NB-IoT to boost leak detection in…
WaterNorthumbrian Water Launches AI Project to Enhance River QualityNorthumbrian Water secures over £5 million to deploy open-source AI models analyzing pollution factors like agriculture and storm overflows.
WaterDuPont Announces Spinoff of Water Tech BusinessDuPont de Nemours plans to spin off its $1.5 billion water tech business by spring 2026 as part of a plan to split into…
WaterSubeca Secures $6M for Low-Cost, Smart Water Management SolutionsSubeca secures $6 million in Series A funding to expand low-cost smart water metering for more than 40,000 US utilities.
WaterMicrosoft and Aganova Launch AI-Powered Water Replenishment ProjectMicrosoft and Aganova deploy AI leak detection tools across Spain's MAS network to conserve water and locate pipe damage near Madrid in real time.
WaterLeep Utilities Adopts Kraken’s AI Platform for Water EfficiencyLeep Utilities invests £10 million to migrate to Kraken's platform in the UK, targeting a 30% reduction in leaks and accelerated smart meter rollouts.
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