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.

Today marks the launch of the Water Challenge, an inspiring 30-day initiative by the NGO Join For Water, aimed at significantly reducing our daily water consumption.

Today's Water Loss 2024 Conference in San Sebastian, Spain, was a resounding success, marking a significant step forward in our global efforts to address water scarcity.

In every corner of the globe, water distribution networks, the lifelines of our communities, face a silent crisis: water loss.

A study by the University of California, Riverside, found that Microsoft's ChatGPT alone consumes 500 ml of drinking water per conversation of 20 to 50 questions.

It is foundational to human rights, economic stability, and social equity. As we navigate the complexities of the 21st century, understanding and acting upon this link has never been more crucial.

In the face of mounting water scarcity challenges, innovative solutions are not just a choice but a necessity.

In Ghana, the quest for clean water predominantly falls on women, impacting their health, education, and economic opportunities.

Today's all about you – the unsung heroes who make sure our water is clean, safe, and there when we need it.