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.
Leep Utilities invests £10 million to migrate to Kraken's platform in the UK, targeting a 30% reduction in leaks and accelerated smart meter rollouts.
WaterAquaWatch Water Quality Monitoring Expands to UKAustralia's AquaWatch deploys its water quality monitoring system to the UK, testing near-real-time satellite and sensor tracking at Plymouth Sound.
IoT NetworksConnexin and NYnet Boost IoT Network in North YorkshireConnexin and NYnet add 57 LoRaWAN gateways in North Yorkshire under an £80m project, helping Yorkshire Water cut leakage by 50% by
WaterConnexin Leads Smart Meter Upgrade for Essex & Suffolk WaterEssex & Suffolk Water selects Connexin to roll out 164,000 smart meters by 2025 across the UK, expanding to one million units by 2035…
WaterUK’s New Open Data Platform for Water Sector InnovationBritain launches the Stream platform in beta, led by Northumbrian Water, to share tap water and water quality metrics for industry innovation.
WaterSevern Trent is Transforming Birmingham’s Water ManagementSevern Trent will install 250,000 smart water meters across Birmingham and nearby regions by March 2025 to curb leaks and track usage.
WaterTrenton’s $20M Smart Meter Upgrade ProjectTrenton Water Works launches a $20 million project to replace over 63,000 water meters with smart meters in New Jersey to cut estimated bills.
WaterArqiva Expands Smart Water Meter InitiativeArqiva extends its contract with Anglian Water to add 300,000 smart water meters by 2025 to enhance network monitoring and reduce leaks.
WaterSevern Trent and Kraken Forge AI Water Management SolutionsUK water utility Severn Trent partners with Kraken to deploy AI for 4.6 million customers, targeting reduced water consumption and leaks.
WaterNWG and Siemens Partner Leak ReductionNorthumbrian Water Group and Siemens are connecting over one million smart water meters to help meet UK regulatory targets for leak reductions.
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