2021 Water Utility Trends: The Future of Smart Water

In a year unlike any other, water utilities faced pivotal changes in 2020 that are transforming the way the industry operates. Our experts are looking ahead in 2021 and evaluating the positive operational shifts taking place for utilities across the country.

4 Benefits of Flow Measurement Solutions for Water Treatment & Distribution

From water consumption metering and influent and effluent water monitoring to chemical treatment dosing and municipal network load monitoring, our flow measurement solutions offer the highest accuracy and reliability needed to manage your water treatment operations.

How Smart Water Systems Improve Resilience & Sustainability for Utilities

Utilities often upgrade to smart water systems to support citywide resilience and sustainability efforts. Discover why utilities also choose these systems to address smart city initiatives, emergency preparedness and drought concerns.

Badger Meter Broadens Water Quality Offering With Acquisition Of Analytical Technology, Inc.

ATi specializes in the design, manufacture and distribution of water quality instruments based on electrochemical and optical sensors. In addition to water quality parameters, its technology is also used to detect toxic gasses used in water treatment and other applications.

Badger Meter Expands Smart Water Offering With Acquisition of s::can

Badger Meter announced that it has acquired s::can GmbH (“s::can”) and subsidiaries, a privately-held provider of water quality monitoring systems for a cash purchase price of €27 million.

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The Importance of Meter Data for Water Utilities

Water meter data can be a utility’s greatest tool or its biggest challenge. For some utilities, simply collecting water data is a demanding task; outdated technology or inaccurate meters make it difficult to collect reads at all, let alone analyze them. Analytics software can help utilities overcome these hurdles and make the most of their meter reading data.

Why Utilities Need to Prioritize Water System Resilience 

Due to the frequency of severe weather and natural disasters, utilities are under more pressure than ever to prioritize resiliency within their systems. Discover how AMI systems support resilience to help utilities better prepare for whatever comes their way.

Why Water Utilities Choose a NaaS Solution for Their AMI Fixed Network

As utilities migrate their legacy meter reading systems to advanced metering infrastructure (AMI), many are opting for Network as a Service (NaaS) solutions instead of a utility-owned fixed network for added support.