water network leak News
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2016 Global Cleantech 100 ones to watch
Aquarius Spectrum, a leading provider of cloud technology solutions for monitoring municipal water distribution networks and leak detection, today announced it was named in the 2016 Global Cleantech 100 Ones to Watch list, produced by Cleantech Group (CTG). The list recognizes Up-and-Coming private companies in Clean Technology. The GCT100Ones to Watchlist seeks to highlight a group of up and ...
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Gutermann Part of Veolias Smart Cities Strategy
At Pollutec 2016 in Lyon, Veolia announced the creation of ecosystems designed to help smart cities develop. Gutermann's ZONESCAN leak monitoring forms an integral part of the strategy. Veolia, a worldwide reference for the optimized management of resources, provides local authorities with Urban X, the most comprehensive range of digital solutions designed to assist them in successfully pulling ...
By Gutermann AG
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Rotork CVA delivers accurate pressure control for city’s water supply network
Rotork’s innovative CVA electric control valve actuators are enabling the Sydney Water Corporation in Australia to control the pressure in the city’s water supply network with greatly increased response and accuracy. Water authorities need to control the supply pressure in their potable water pipeline networks throughout the day in response to user demand. Pipeline pressure also ...
By Rotork plc
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Aquarius Spectrum launches AQSense-Edge
Aquarius Spectrum, a leading provider of acoustic water leak detection solutions in municipal water distribution networks, has announced the launch of its new AQSense-Edge series of Cat-M/NB-IoT correlating sensors. AQSense-Edge represents the next generation in the company’s AQSense Fixed Sensors, a product range designed for continuous pipe monitoring. For over 12 years, Aquarius ...
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Mueller Water Products Acquires i2O Water Ltd
i2O Water delivers intelligent water networks to more than 100 water companies in over 45 countries around the world to reduce water loss by providing solutions that enable clients to instrument, analyze and control water networks to reduce leakage, lower energy consumption and improve supply. Founded in 2005, i2O Water is headquartered in Southampton, UK, with operations in Malaysia and ...
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Resolving Water Crisis ‘As Important As Reaching Net Zero’
Resolving the water crisis is as essential to the world as reaching net zero carbon emissions and reducing the impact of climate change. This is according to the British Standards Institute (BSI) together with Waterwise, which released a report to mark World Water Week (August 20th to 24th). The study, which included analysis on the water shortage difficulties countries around the world ...
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‘Water, United’: Connecting key players to accelerate water action across the Colorado River Basin
New initiative aims to link multinationals, tech companies and water utilities to help solve water challenges Follows existing Microsoft-FIDO collaboration across three cities globally. A new initiative aiming to unite multinationals, innovative tech companies, and water utilities has been announced in the US. Microsoft, PepsiCo, FIDO Tech, Oldcastle ...
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UK smart water meters: AMI project saving 27m litres a day | Smart Water Systems
In the UK, water distribution company Southern Water has said that its advanced metering infrastructure project in south and south-east England is saving 27 million litres of treated water a day. Local media reports that 62% of Southern Water's smart meter points - installed since 2010 - are recording a £162 decrease in bills per year. In Southampton alone, consumers with smart meters are ...
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Thames water finds a gigantic leak on a trunk main
Leak detection teams using the AQUASCAN TM2 tunk main correlator located one of the largest leaks ever to be found and repaired in the history of Thames Water: 3 million litres per day. The water escaping from the 16-inch cast iron pipe buried 2.5 metres beneath Guildford Street near the Great Ormond Street Hospital was discovered amid an intensive hunt for leaks across the capital’s trunk ...
By Gutermann AG
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UK water provider choose smart network for leak detection and prevention
Industry firsts are taking place at the UK’s South East Water (SEW), in collaboration with ATi UK, as part of a digital water meter trial, revolutionising the way the water industry detects and prevents leaks. This pioneering project has the potential to alert SEW to the smallest leaks soon after they occur and can also predict and prevent pipeline failure before it even happens. In ...
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Cooperation between Hermann Sewerin GmbH and Deutsche Gesellschaft für Internationale Zusammenarbeit (GIZ) GmbH
Drinking water is scarce in Peru. At present more than 20 per cent of all Peruvians have no access to drinking water and large sections of the population are supplied with water for only a few hours each day. The reasons for this lie partly in the dry climate in the densely populated costal region, and partly in the ageing pipeline system. In many Peruvian towns and cities, leaks in the water ...
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Idrica and Xylem provide an engineering service to detect water leaks in Qatar’s distribution networks
Leaks are responsible for the loss of thousands of liters of water per year in Qatar. In this country, this situation has negative consequences for the economy and increases water losses. Qatar’s main environmental problems include limited natural freshwater resources resulting in a growing reliance on large-scale desalination facilities. Sixty-one percent of Qatar’s available water ...
By Idrica
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Gutermann Convinces Jury at Guardian Sustainability Award 2012
Gutermann, together with its customer Albstadtwerke, finalists at the Guardian Sustainable Business Awards 2012 Gutermann and Albstadtwerke have been recognised as pioneers in the water industry and qualified to the finals of the Guardian Sustainable Business Awards this year. Gutermann's Zonescan Alpha permanent water network monitoring technology was second only to SAB Miller's initiative ...
By Gutermann AG
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New water loss control products from ADS
Huntsville, AL ADS LLC today introduces a full line of cost-efficient, advanced water loss control products for leak detection and flow measurement. These technologically innovative instruments form an integrated approach to system monitoring and leakage control for water distribution networks. ADS can now offer leak detection services and products with single point accountability for project ...
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Idrica deploys its solutions to help reduce non-revenue water in the city of Piura, Peru
A pilot project to reduce drinking water losses in the network operated by EPS Grau, the water supplier in the Piura region of northern Peru, has been successfully conducted over the last few months. The project has been funded by the Inter-American Development Bank (IDB). In addition to the IDB, the Peruvian Ministry of Housing, Construction and Sanitation and EPS Grau itself are also ...
By Idrica
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Microsoft and FIDO Tech launch collaboration to drive down water losses
A new agreement with Microsoft is helping the technology company make progress against its water replenishment goal, part of its overarching water positive commitment. In a first-of-its-kind replenishment project, FIDO’s technology has been deployed in London and across the Thames Water region to reduce water network losses through the power of actionable AI. London’s water utility ...
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