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3 to 5 Nov 2026Smart Water News
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 Department of the Interior is awarding $223 million to 18 water reuse and desalination projects across eight US states to boost drought resilience.
WaterImmokalee Water & Sewer District Partners with Xylem and Core & Main for Digital TransformationFlorida's Immokalee Water & Sewer District starts a $3.5M digital upgrade with Xylem and Core & Main, deploying 7,200 smart meters.
WaterNYC DEP Upgrades Water Metering: Transition from AMR to AMIThe New York City DEP is upgrading 600,000 water meters to an AMI network, enabling real-time consumption monitoring and faster leak detection.
WaterEastside Utility District Modernizes Water Network with Itron’s Smart Water SolutionsTennessee's Eastside Utility District is upgrading 25,000 meters to Itron smart meters, boosting annual water revenues by over 10%.
WaterSAWS Installs 300K Diehl Smart Meters in $215M InitiativeSan Antonio Water System installs 300,000 Diehl smart meters under a $215M plan. The devices track hourly water use to detect leaks faster.
WaterNew Orleans Unveils First U.S. Digital Wastewater CenterVeolia and New Orleans launch the first U.S. Hubgrade digital center at the East Bank plant, using AI to cut energy, chemical use, and…
WaterChandler Unveils $14M AMI Project to Modernize Water ManagementThe city of Chandler launches $14M AMI project to upgrade water meters, improve billing accuracy, and boost conservation efforts.
WaterNew Orleans Installs Real-Time Flood SensorsNew Orleans deploys 50 flood sensors with United Way, Verizon, and Hyfi, providing real-time data to enhance public safety.
WaterAtlanta Installs AI Devices to Detect Water LeaksAtlanta deploys 500 AI devices across Midtown and the Westside to detect water main leaks and assess their severity across a 35-mile area.
WaterMaryland Enhances Flood Resilience with New Sensor NetworkHohonu is deploying up to 20 water level sensors around Maryland's Chesapeake Bay to provide real-time data for coastal flood mitigation.
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