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Behavioural Change vs Built-In Efficiency: Why the Future of Water Saving Must Be Automatic
The UK water sector's reliance on behaviour-led efficiency campaigns has limitations. To achieve significant water savings, the focus should shift to engineered efficiency solutions that operate automatically and consistently without requiring customer intervention.
The UK water sector must transition from behaviour-led campaigns to automatic efficiency solutions for sustainable water savings. Discover the benefits of engineered technologies.
Building a smarter network: Matrix Water has become the first 100% AMI metered NAV
Matrix Water has achieved a significant milestone by becoming the first NAV in the UK to implement 100% Advanced Metering Infrastructure (AMI). This development enhances operational efficiency and customer service through real-time data insights.
Matrix Water is the first NAV in the UK to achieve 100% AMI metering, enhancing operational efficiency and customer service in the water sector.
Building Resilience in the Water Industry: A Functional Safety RevolutionThe £104 Billion Resilience Challenge
The UK water sector is set to invest £104 billion under AMP8 to enhance infrastructure resilience. Emphasising a functional safety approach can help manage risks and improve system reliability across the industry.
Explore how the UK water sector can enhance resilience through a £104 billion investment and the adoption of functional safety principles.
EnigmaREACH delivers rapid results to Paris leakage teams
Two public utilities in the Île-de-France region have successfully implemented the EnigmaREACH leakage detection toolkit, achieving significant results in identifying leaks across dense urban areas.
Eau Seine & Bièvre and RESO in Île-de-France utilise EnigmaREACH for effective leak detection, improving water resource management in urban settings.
Networks November: Could the future of water be grown not built?
Future Water's recent event examined the potential of nature-based solutions in the water sector, discussing innovative approaches to sustainable urban drainage systems and urban resilience.
Explore insights from Future Water's event on nature-based solutions, focusing on sustainable drainage and urban resilience in the UK water sector.
Government convenes expert group to secure future of water industry workforce
The inaugural meeting of the Water Skills Strategic Group, attended by Future Water Association's Chief Executive, aims to address skills gaps in the UK water sector to support a £104 billion investment programme.
The Water Skills Strategic Group will focus on addressing skills gaps in the UK water sector to support significant investment and infrastructure projects.
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