Customer education, infrastructure modernization and the use of data analytics will be key tools to overcoming the water industry’s perennial challenges posed by aging infrastructure.
eleven-x, operator of Canada’s first and only coast-to-coast LoRaWAN Low Power Wide Area Network, is pleased to announce a new Smart City development project with the Region of Waterloo. By Mark Hall
i2O announced recently that it has signed an agreement with GDH Water in China. Under the agreement, i2O will supply loggers to GDH Water and work on a wider collaboration to make i2O's smart network solutions available to water companies in the Group and the wider Chinese market.
FATHOM Water Management, Inc. (“FATHOM”), the leading software-as-a-service provider for water utilities, recently announced a new partnership with the city of Arcadia, Florida.
Conway Corp has unveiled details of its citywide advanced meter upgrade project. In addition to the installation of advanced meter infrastructure for electric and water meters, the company will be installing advanced technology street light controls
The U.S. municipal water sector, which has traditionally been slow to adopt new technologies, sits at the cusp of change with over $20B of forecasted spending on software, data, and analytics solutions over the next decade.
Badger Meter, a leading global innovator and manufacturer of flow measurement, control and communications solutions, recently announced it will once again be the Platinum Sponsor of the American Water Works Association (AWWA) Annual Conference and Exposition (ACE17) at the Pennsylvania Convention Center in Philadelphia June 11 – 14, 2017.
Pace Water System, Inc. is operating more efficiently and improving customer service with the Mi.Net® system, Mueller Systems’ advanced metering infrastructure (AMI) network.
Schneider Electric, the global specialist in energy management and automation, recently announced the signing of two energy savings performance contract (ESPC) projects with cities in Missouri that will drive more than $575,000 in energy and operational savings, as well as new revenue streams to further improve city services.
Whether dimming streetlights to save energy, creating customer portals to educate consumers about their usage or using advanced metering infrastructure (AMI) technology to collect consumption data remotely, public service providers are investing in smart infrastructure and setting an example of what Earth Day is all about.
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