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.
New Mexico signs a four-year deal with ASTERRA to deploy satellite leak detection across drinking-water systems facing loss rates of up to 70%.
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.
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.
WaterHouston to Replace Aging Water Meters in $8.5M UpgradeHouston approves an $8.5 million plan to replace over 25,000 aging water meters to resolve billing inaccuracies and curb widespread utility leaks.
WaterMarco Island Advances Smart Water Meter UpgradeMarco Island approves replacing 11,500 water meters with ultrasonic smart meters to improve billing accuracy, with deployment set for early 2026.
WaterBirmingham Water Works To Advance Automated Meter System ImplementationBirmingham Water Works allocates $10 million in its 2025 budget to buy automated meters, advancing a transition to address billing inaccuracies.
WaterJacobs Secures $13.4 Million Cybersecurity Contract with U.S. Wastewater UtilityJacobs wins a $13.4M operational technology cybersecurity deal with Virginia's HRSD utility, protecting systems serving 1.9M residents.
WaterDaupler Secures $15M Series B Funding to Enhance Real-Time Emergency Response for UtilitiesKansas City based Daupler raises $15 million in Series B funding to advance its emergency response software for water and electric utilities.
WaterMeta Joins AI-Driven Water Conservation Initiative in Colorado River BasinMeta funds the deployment of FIDO Tech AI to detect water leaks across 300 kilometers of pipelines in Farmington, New Mexico, over 10 years.
WaterKalamazoo Approves $2 Million for Smart Water Meters to Enhance EfficiencyKalamazoo allocates $2 million for Neptune smart water meters, pairing installations with 1,300 lead service line replacements in Edison.
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