Kamstrup Water Metering brings ultrasonic water meters and an automated meter reading (AMR) system to City of Magnolia's water department to improve their meter reading process. With Kamstrup's READy AMR system, the city now reads their 1,120 water meters in just three hours.
As part of a customer service initiative, the Orange Water and Sewer Authority (OWASA) in North Carolina will install 22,000 meters as part of a Mi.Net® advanced meter infrastructure (AMI) network.
Can a water meter upgrade mean higher bills for customers?
FATHOM Water Management, Inc. (FATHOM), the utility-to-utility Smart Grid for water technology leader, recently announced that the City of Cedar Hill (Cedar Hill) has become the first city to adopt FATHOM’s newly-released, upgraded customer portal, U2You.
A Pennsylvania man was sentenced to one year and a day in federal prison for hacking computers that disrupted operations at municipal water utilities.
For the Town of Okotoks, sustainability isn’t just a buzzword. It’s a way of life.
Mueller Systems is collaborating with Senet to deliver advanced metering infrastructure to water utilities across North America, the two companies announced today.
Water utilities have been slow to adopt smart technology in part because of cost challenges.
One of the world’s leading suppliers of intelligent metering solutions, Danish Kamstrup, is supplying intelligent water meters in Chile that are going to improve the efficiency of one of the country’s largest water utilities, Essbio.
Aclara, a leader in smart infrastructure solutions to electric, water and gas utilities, and Valor Water Analytics, a developer of advanced meters analytics for water utilities, announce the formation of a strategic alliance to help water utilities reduce non-revenue water losses by analyzing data collected by advanced metering infrastructure (AMI) systems.
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