Why Water Utilities Choose Cellular AMI for Long-Term Resilience

As system longevity and resilience become leading concerns for utilities, many are opting for cellular AMI systems. Find out how this solution offers the reliability and stability utilities need now and in the future.

Continuous real-time monitoring of sludge blanket levels

2022 Trends: What Water Utilities Are Prioritizing in the Year Ahead

Discover four trends water utilities are prioritizing in 2022 to overcome operational challenges by driving revenue, collecting additional data insights and optimizing their operations.

Improving Cooling Tower Blowdown Operations With Flow Meters

Cooling towers are critical pieces of equipment in HVAC applications because they help optimize system performance and prevent malfunctions. Find out why facilities managers implement flow meters within cooling tower blowdown applications to maintain proper design flow.

4 Problems Cellular Network as a Service (NaaS) Solves for Water Utilities

Cellular-based NaaS AMI solutions are monitored, managed and maintained on behalf of utilities, empowering them to focus on key operational efficiencies. Discover four common problems NaaS can solve for your water utility.

Waste Incineration Plant in France Improves Discharge Control with Continuous Monitoring

Continuous measurement of chemical oxygen demand (COD), biological oxygen demand (BOD), total organic carbon (TOC) and suspended solids (SS/TSS) is required before releasing wastewater from waste-to-energy operations. Discover how an incineration plant in France achieved real-time effluent visibility and stable compliant discharge.

Preventing Pathogen Intrusion: How Bergen Vann Used High-Frequency Pressure Monitoring to Safeguard the Drinking Water Network

Norwegian utility Bergen Vann deployed high-frequency pressure loggers and advanced analytics to detect transients in its drinking water network. The utility mapped pressure surges, identified high-risk consumer accounts and implemented corrective measures resulting in improved water safety and operational efficiency.

Strengthening Water Quality Oversight in Tarragona, Spain

Real-time monitoring helps detect risks early and ensure safe drinking water for the region.

Data Centers

Data centers rely on vast cooling and water management systems to maintain uptime, efficiency and equipment integrity. These systems consume and recirculate large volumes of water, where even small inefficiencies can drive up operational costs and environmental impact. Advanced flow metering, water quality monitoring and gas monitoring technologies are essential for promoting precise water use, optimizing cooling system performance and supporting sustainability goals. Continuous, real-time data empowers operators to detect anomalies early, maintain consistent system efficiency and meet evolving compliance standards.

Cooling the Digital Future: Why Data Centers Must Evolve

As AI, cloud computing, and IoT push data centers to their limits, traditional cooling methods are struggling to keep up. The industry is at a turning point—rethinking how it keeps servers cool is no longer optional; it’s essential.