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leaking water-pipeNext month’s Global Leakage Summit which takes place in London on 25th and 26th June is showcasing developments at six UK water companies using innovative technologies – and trialling others - to increase and maintain efficiency in their networks.

 

University researchers monitoring conditions in Skálafellsjökull IcelandUniversity of Southampton scientists are using innovative technology to monitor the behaviour of glaciers in real time, in a new bid to understand the link between their retreat, global warming and rising sea levels.

UNDERGROUND PIPES CABLESThe Government’s Geospatial Commission has announced its ambition to bring together the existing data on underground pipes and cables to create an Underground Assets Register.

AI REPORT PWC MICROSOFTA new report from Microsoft and PWc on what can AI do for the economy and environment is highlighting the potential for Artificial Intelligence technologies to have a significant positive impact on the global water crisis by 2030.

sew digital meter trialSouth East Water is the first utility in England to have a full NBIoT (Narrowband Internet of Things) commercial agreement in place with Vodafone UK as part of a digital water meter trial which could revolutionise the way the water industry detects and prevents leaks.

Enterprise Ireland seminar articleA recent Enterprise Ireland water innovation seminar in Dublin, hosted in collaboration with Wet Networks (an Arup and WRc initiative) emphasised the greater need for a demand-led approach to innovation, writes Darragh Cotter, Cleantech Market Advisor based in Enterprise Ireland’s London office.

AW INNOVATION SHOP WINDOWA global initiative to create the utility company of tomorrow has taken a significant step forward as Peter Simpson, Anglian Water’s Chief Executive and the driving force behind the programme, called on more companies from around the world to step up to a new set of challenges.

The European Commission has taken a decisive step to fast forward the creation of a European Innovation Council with the announcement of a further €2 billion-plus of dedicated funding in 2019-2020.

AW FILTRATION SYSTEMAnglian Water has started installing a state of the art filtration system at its Water Treatment Works in Norwich as part of its £36 million scheme to keep customers' taps running for decades to come and protect the local environment at the same time.

Monday, 08 April 2019 23:18

Waking up to AI in the water industry

XYLEM AIWhile the use of Artificial Intelligence (AI) is still in its infancy in the water management sector, early applications are showing great potential. Andrew Welsh, General Manager – Water Utilities at Xylem UK & Ireland, takes a closer look at how one of the most seemingly unlikely of industries looks set to become one of the most compelling stories to watch in the years ahead.

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