The State of Water Utilities
10/09/2017
In this blog, we look at some of the challenges that water utilities are facing, and bring some examples of constructive responses.
In this blog, we look at some of the challenges that water utilities are facing, and bring some examples of constructive responses.
One of the main themes that will be highlighted at WATEC 2017 is “Securing our Future: Water Industry Embracing Cyber Technologies.” In this blog, we will explore what this means and why it has become such a hot topic in the water industry.
Urban agriculture is growing, albeit for different reasons in different sectors. In developing countries or in low-income areas of developed countries, people are highly motivated to grow their own food in order to lower their food costs.
Water meters have come a long way over the last decade. Leveraging cutting-edge IoT technologies, they play an important role in our “smart”, always-connected world.
Cutting-edge technologies – from IoT connectivity to big data predictive analytics – are revolutionizing the agriculture market. Critical data about soil, water, weather, etc. is collected and transmitted by agricultural drones or sensors connected to gateways and IoT platforms.
This info-graphic explores the scope of a two causes for NRW and suggests solutions that can help get them under control.
In this blog we look at the impact of real, physical losses – i.e., leakages – on NRW – Non Revenue Water.
We believe that the introduction of advanced metering and data collection technology can play an important role in both reducing water bills while enhancing water resiliency.
In this blog we look at the impact of water meter inaccuracy on NRW (non revenue water).