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Whatever number a utility estimates as its non-revenue-water (NRW) loss rate, the willingness to address it is often inversely proportional to the cost of doing so. Now, leak detection options that include acoustic monitoring as a built-in feature are cutting the costs and complexity of identifying NRW losses and recapturing lost revenues.
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The town of Oneida produces 400 million gallons of water a year and saw a 51% water loss, meaning that over 200 million gallons a year were being lost to leaks. The loss cost the city $186,000 annually. Explore how Oneida's water department went from dealing with water loss, partnering up and solving the challenge, and getting unexpected results.
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Explore how Madison County, challenged by increased demand, a growing customer base, and a system that was administered by the city, decided it was time to transition to an AMI water meter solution.
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AMI delivers advanced capabilities, namely the power to collect frequent, accurate water usage data. This data, in turn, helps automate billing and leak detection. Utilities that have transitioned to AMI benefit from increased revenue, reduced risk, improved customer relations, and widespread efficiencies across operations.
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Just like a winning playbook in sports, a well-crafted plan is crucial for the success of water meter deployments. In this webinar, explore key plays, technology, strategies, and tactics that utilities – large and small – can implement to ensure a seamless and effective AMI deployment.
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In this episode of The Water Online Show: The Business Of Water, Travis Kennedy sits down with Joe Ball from Kamstrup. Travis and Joe discuss the evolution of AMI, and explore Kamstrup's groundbreaking leak detection tool, which is the industry's first smart meter with acoustic leak detection embedded inside the meter.
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