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Network intelligence. Lost water recovered.
Regional water service providers, water authorities, and public utility companies face complex challenges: aging infrastructure, non-revenue water, regulatory pressure, customer service demands, and political accountability. The Digital Water Office provides the analytics layer that turns scattered operational data into network intelligence.
Key Challenges
Non-Revenue Water (NRW)
20-40% of water produced is often lost — through leakage, metering errors, theft, or accounting gaps. Every percentage point recovered is significant revenue.
Aging infrastructure
Networks built 40-70 years ago, with limited documentation, slowly deteriorating. Reactive maintenance dominates.
Institutional memory loss
Long-serving operators retire. Decades of system knowledge — where every valve is, which pipe has been replaced when — leaves with them.
Regulatory and political pressure
Tariff regulators, environmental authorities, municipal owners — all asking harder questions about performance, investment, and sustainability.
Industry 4.0 transition
Smart meters, IoT sensors, SCADA modernization — but most utilities lack the data layer to integrate these into operations.
How Our Platform Helps
Non-Revenue Water analytics
District metered area (DMA) analysis, night flow analysis, pressure management — identifying where water is being lost and quantifying recovery potential.
Network digital twin
Hydraulic modeling of your network. Test pressure management scenarios, predict consequence of pump failures, plan investments with confidence.
Asset register and maintenance intelligence
Every asset documented — age, condition, replacement history, location. QR codes for field workers. No more lost institutional knowledge.
Regulatory reporting automation
Auto-generated reports for tariff regulators, environmental authorities, and municipal owners. Audit-ready documentation.
Relevant Modules
Real Project Example
Municipal Wastewater Treatment Plant Modernization
744,600 m³/year capacity wastewater treatment plant
Complete modernization of a mid-sized municipal WWTP: outdated control system replaced, aeration system upgraded with frequency drives and DO sensors, six months of on-site operational optimization. Results: 15% energy reduction in year one, 25% after optimization. Total project payback in 12 months.
- 15% energy consumption reduction in first year
- 25% energy reduction after 6-month optimization
- 0.75 kWh/m³ specific energy consumption achieved
- Project payback in 12 months
- Eligible for White Certificate in the EKR system
Automation of wastewater treatment yields the largest savings in energy, chemicals, and human resources. Automation upgrade is a fast-payback investment.
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