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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Water Pressure and Water Quality
Houston’s 2.2 million water customers have been told to boil water.
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Jackson state of emergency ends but is the crisis over?
Governor Tate Reeves has issued an executive order officially ending the state of emergency surrounding the city of Jackson’s water crisis.
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Water is now a business issue
Will that make a difference to the speed at which the issue is addressed?
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Will the taps run dry?
South West Water introduced a hosepipe ban in August for the first time in 26 years in Cornwall and parts of Devon but water levels at one of the UK’s largest reservoirs are now at 20%.
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