Covering the currents that connect energy, water, and infrastructure
Bentley Systems has partnered with the Western Cape Government Department of Infrastructure to deploy its AI-powered Blyncsy technology across strategic sections of the province’s road network, in a move aimed at improving roadway safety, strengthening climate resilience and preventing infrastructure failures before they become life-threatening. The initiative, which marks Blyncsy’s first deployment on the African…
By: Nicole Nally, Aquatic Informatics regional manager for Oceania and Asia The New York City water supply system delivers drinking water to nearly half the US state’s population, serving over 8.5 million residents in the city and an additional 1 million people in upstate counties. Fed by the Catskill/Delaware System — one of the world’s…
By: Kanishke Noel, senior director, intelligent networks with Mueller Digital transformation is increasingly central to how water utilities manage assets, control costs and maintain service reliability. In Singapore, PUB, the National Water Agency, oversees a potable water network spanning 5,500km and serving more than 1.5 million customers. Proactive leak detection and asset maintenance have thus…
By: Alexandra Young, account executive, Aquatic Informatics Del-Co Water, established in 1969, has grown into one of Ohio’s largest public water systems, serving more than 55,000 customers across eight counties in the US. With multiple raw water sources — including Alum Creek, the Olentangy and Scioto rivers, and regional aquifers — and storage capacity exceeding…
By: Vincent Fultz, account manager, Radian Generation As the renewable energy sector scales rapidly, effective portfolio management has become as critical as generation capacity. With solar and battery storage projected to account for 81% of new US electric-generating capacity in 2024, companies such as Sol Systems are refining how they manage increasingly complex asset portfolios.…
By: Allison Brown, project manager, Mueller Located 25 miles outside Washington DC, Loudoun County spans 517 square miles and is one of the fastest-growing counties in the US. Serving the county’s suburban eastern corridor, Loudoun Water delivers drinking water, wastewater and reclaimed water services across more than 1,400 miles of water main to over 87,000…
By: Kevin Koshko, product manager for water treatment data management, Aquatic Informatics The City of Kilgore, Texas delivers clean drinking water to about 14,000 residents through an extensive 160-mile distribution network. The system is operated by a team of five water professionals responsible for monitoring and managing flow, pressure, chemical usage, and disinfection residuals across…
With more than 30 years in the renewable energy sector, Zero6 Energy (Zero6) operates at the intersection of infrastructure development and industrial decarbonisation. Its name reflects its mission: carbon — element six on the periodic table — represents the challenge the company is built to solve — helping energy-intensive organisations transition to zero-carbon operations. Zero6…