Intelligent Water Networks
Population growth, urbanisation and climate change pose challenges to water utilities globally. Our clients use i2O’s solutions to instrument, analyse and control water networks to reduce leakage, reduce energy consumption and improve supply.
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South America’s water crisis
The Washington Post tells the story of a continent in crisis.
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Water scarcity and leakage
Aanandita Sikka points out that water crises in most cases have little to do with water scarcity and much more to do with social, political and technical factors.
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More extreme weather events
The water industry faces challenges that it can’t do anything about, and they’re getting tougher.
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Paraná not Paranoiá
Everyone’s heard of the River Amazon, right, but have you heard of the Paraná?
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