by Smart Water & Waste World | Sep 23, 2019 | Articles, Expert Opinion, Smart Cities, Top Stories
Wastewater is typically considered something to quickly dispose of, but in fact, it is an ‘environmental trifecta’ of recycled water, organic biosolids, and methane gas. By Robert C. Brears San Antonio Maximizing its ResourcesTo reduce San Antonio’s dependency on the...
by Smart Water & Waste World | Jul 23, 2019 | Companies, Middle East/Africa, Municipal, News, Projects, Smart Cities
This image is for representation purpose only (Photo Credit: Kamstrup) Sharjah Electricity and Water Authority, who provides more than 400,000 customers with electricity and water in Sharjah, United Arab Emirates, is investing in smart water metering solutions. UAE:...
by Smart Water & Waste World | Jul 17, 2019 | Americas, Companies, Industrial, Middle East/Africa, Municipal, News, Projects, Smart Cities
Aguas Magallanes, will incorporate TaKaDu to improve efficiency, enhance customer service and planning. Chile & Israel: Aguas Magallanes, the Southern Patagonia based water company, has chosen TaKaDu as their Central Event Management software provider, being the...
by Smart Water & Waste World | Jul 16, 2019 | Europe, Event Updates, Municipal, News, Smart Cities
On the 11th & 12th of September 2019, the world’s largest flood prevention exhibition and conference will be returning to the Birmingham NEC. UK: The Flood Expo, sponsored by Aquaclear Water Management and supported by The Environmental Agency, is the world’s...
by Smart Water & Waste World | Jul 10, 2019 | Articles, Expert Opinion, Smart Cities
Many cities are turning to green infrastructure solutions that utilize nature’s ecosystem services in the management of water resources and associated climatic risks. By Robert C. Brears Green infrastructure is a strategically planned network of natural and...
by Smart Water & Waste World | May 31, 2019 | Guest Blogs, Smart Cities
By Klaus Reichardt Two terms we are going to hear more and more frequently in coming years is “smart cities” and “smart water.” Today, these terms are most often used by urban planners and city governments, but expect them to be used more...
