News • i2O Water

Water down the pan

Billions of litres of water are being wasted because dual-flush toilets leak.

Must do more

Water companies around the world are being asked to do more.

Central Device Management

Connecting all of your logging devices from anywhere in your network and providing detailed feedback – all from one portal

Pressure logging or acoustic logging?

Stuart Mawditt asks a great question: what delivers the best benefits acoustic or pressure logging?

i2O one of the 10 GreenTech companies to watch

i2O has been named one of the Top 10 Sunday Times Tech Track BGF Green Tech to Watch.

Remote access to systems the single most important technology during the pandemic

Water utilities who already had remote access to their systems were at an advantage when COVID-19 lockdowns were introduced around the world says Isle Utilities.

Leak detection – chasing your tail

£30m is a lot of money. For 100,000 listening devices. That cover just 20% of the network. Will they deliver the leakage reduction anticipated?

Watercare CEO resigns

A lesson for all water company CEOs.

Acuacar will use i2O’s iNet Network Analytics software in Cartagena, Colombia

Acuacar is the water company of Cartagena de Indias, probably Colombia’s most famous and most visited city. Over the last twenty years, Acuacar has transformed water services that underpin the city’s success, with clean water now available to 100% of the city’s 1 million population and its 2.5 million visitors a year.

Will smart meters save the world?

Don’t count on it.

Artesia Consulting and i2O Water announce client for SIDS

Following last month’s announcement of the first product resulting from their partnership, Artesia Consulting and i2O Water are delighted to announce Yorkshire Water as a client for the Supply Interruption Detection Services SIDS.

Aguas Kpital will use i2O’s iNet Network Analytics software in Cúcuta, Colombia

Aguas Kpital is a multi-award winning water company with a strong social conscience. It serves the city of Cúcuta, home to ¾ million people. The city is close to Colombia’s border with Venezuela, so one of its challenges has been a population swollen by the 1.6m refugees from Venezuela who have crossed into Colombia.