In the drinking water industry, a whole lot of people make an enormous difference every day.

Drinking water management has come a long way. What started as simple manual valves controlling water flow has evolved into a new era of intelligent water solutions. Let's take a look at this journey.

Two weeks have passed since the Digital Water Summit 2024, and the ripples of its impact are still flowing strong. The event was a catalyst for inspiration, innovation, and collaboration.

Celebrating those driving change in drinking water management.

Today, that's more than just a possibility. It's a reality.

As COP29 unfolds, we're reminded of the pressing need for innovative water management solutions to tackle climate change's consequences.

For water utilities to truly harness the power of Intelligent Water Valves or Smart Water Metering, they need real, robust APIs.

Imagine this: you’ve finally settled on the Red Planet and set up your cozy Mars habitat, but, oops — water management is even more challenging than it was back on Earth!

In the world of water technology, smart water meters have paved the way by enabling accurate usage tracking and data collection.

As the world moves towards smarter infrastructure, the need for robust cybersecurity grows.

As technology advances, ensuring quality and reliability becomes more critical, especially in industries like utilities. Standards such as ISO certifications are not just a stamp of approval – they represent a commitment to consistency, safety, and innovation.

As we strive for more sustainable and efficient water management solutions, it's clear that intelligent water valves with integrated smart meters are a game changer.

Smart drinking water valves are revolutionizing water management and making a positive impact.

Last year, we had the incredible honor of winning the SME Water Innovation Europe award with the HydroKonekt technology that changes how communities look at the fair and efficient distribution of drinking water. And how to save up to 25% of the drinking water.

There is an interesting congress about it going on in London these days: The Global Smart Water Metering & Intelligent Data Utilisation Congress 2024.

We felt honored to be amongst the nominees.

Elections play a crucial role in shaping the future of our communities, including the essential services provided by water utilities.

In our ever-evolving world, sustainable water management is more crucial than ever.

As we enjoy the soothing sounds of rainfall, it’s easy to assume that all this water means we're safe from the threats of drought. However, this is a common misconception.