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.
Thames Water awards a £181.8 million contract to Elster and Sensus for smart water meters and NB-IoT systems, with installation due by March 2025.
WaterUK Water Firms to Refund £157M for Missed TargetsUK water firms face £157M fines for pollution & leak failures; customers to get refunds via bill reductions in 2025.
WaterAnglian Water Extends Partnership to Complete Smart Meter Rollout by 2030Anglian Water partners with Arqiva, Kier, and Clancy to install 1,500 smart meters daily, reducing leaks and saving water.
WaterBirmingham Water Works Eyes $120M Smart Meter UpgradeBirmingham Water Works considers $120M investment in smart meters to improve billing accuracy, leak detection, and efficiency.
WaterYorkshire Water Partners with Netmore for 1.3 million Smart Meter Network UpgradeYorkshire Water & Netmore to connect 1.3M meters to LoRaWAN, enhancing water management across the Yorkshire region.
WaterAI Water Quality Monitors Deployed Across Southern EnglandAI powered real-time water quality monitors in southern England alert swimmers to potential pollution risks, ensuring public safety.
WaterNorthumbrian Water Partners with Connexin for New Smart Water NetworkConnexin secures a contract with Northumbrian Water to manage over 900,000 smart water meters across the North East of England to improve leak detection.
WaterSmart Storm Overflow Project Launches in the UK£20m smart storm overflow project by Northumbrian Water uses sensors and AI analytics to lower the risk of overflows
WaterAnglian Water and SUEZ Partner for Advanced Wastewater Network ManagementSUEZ partners with Anglian Water for advanced wastewater network management using innovative satellite surveillance.
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.
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