The ‘eureka moment’ for the StormHarvester concept was in 2012 while Brian, our MD, was working as a civil engineer in Queensland, Australia. Realising that if rainwater harvesting tanks were drained en masse ahead of a storm, the additional water storage capacity this made available could significantly abate the regular flooding experienced in the region that year.

The result of the subsequent 3+ years of R&D with Queen’s University in Belfast, United Kingdom, StormHarvester’s automated water management software platform was born in 2016.

Backed by venture capitalist investment, the business has partners in over 20 countries and is now also using cutting edge machine learning technology to tackle problems in Wastewater Networks such as sewer blockages and Combined Sewer Overflows or escapes (pollution and flooding).

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