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Wellington, New Zealand’s vibrant capital, is battling a critical water crisis. The city’s ageing water infrastructure has led to significant water leaks, contributing to an
Non-Revenue Water and the Three Waters Reforms: A Focus on Efficiency in New Zealand The Three Waters Reforms in New Zealand aim to enhance the
Navigating Water Loss Management in New Zealand Water loss management is a critical issue for water utilities worldwide, including those in New Zealand. As the
For water utilities, controlling leaks and reducing non-revenue water can be a significant challenge. To ensure maximum efficiency in water distribution networks, it is important
Since the early 1980s, the internet has come a long way in integrating with our daily lives and workflows. In addition to popular uses like
According to recent research from Monash University, pipeline failure costs water utilities around Australia $1.5billion each year in renewal and maintenance. The country has more
When it comes to finding leaks in water supply networks, a range of acoustic leak detection technology is required to achieve successful results. Organisations often
With demand for water ever-increasing and supplies quickly diminishing, losses in water distribution networks are becoming more significant for the environment, the economy, and human
Has your water network or business been experiencing water leaks? Are you looking for information on water loss prevention? Maybe you’re trying to find water
Why Going Spatial Matters In this day and age, GIS is no longer an optional luxury for water management systems. It is a necessity. Data
The 4th of December 2021 is World Water Loss Day. This event was initiated in 2019 by the International Water Loss Association (IWA) to “raise
The last 12 months have seen a significant shift in the way we work and the municipal water sector has not been immune — many
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