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How GenAI is Supercharging Digital Transformation for Rural Water Utilities Across the United States
Generative Artificial Intelligence (GenAI) is aiding U.S. water utilities in their digital transformation by streamlining operations and preserving knowledge. A collaborative initiative is exploring its practical applications across various utility sizes.
Discover how Generative AI is enhancing digital transformation in U.S. water utilities, streamlining operations and preserving essential knowledge.
Leakage & Metering: Insights from a Two-Day Sector Deep Dive
The Future of Water Leakage and Metering event explored critical issues surrounding leakage and metering in the water sector, emphasising the need for cultural shifts, improved technology, and collaborative innovation to address these challenges.
Insights from the Future of Water Leakage and Metering event highlight the need for cultural change and innovation in tackling leakage and metering challenges in the UK water sector.
Resetting the Sector: How Future Water’s Voice Echoes in the Water Commission’s Final Report
The Independent Water Commission's Final Report outlines 88 recommendations for transforming the UK water sector, emphasising long-term planning and innovation. Future Water supports these reforms, which align with its advocacy efforts over the past two years.
Discover how Future Water's advocacy aligns with the Independent Water Commission's Final Report, proposing vital reforms for the UK water sector.
Disaster relief principles redefine water management
The integration of disaster relief principles into water management is essential for addressing challenges like resource scarcity and climate extremes. Agile systems and robust testing strategies are crucial for ensuring resilience and efficiency in water infrastructure.
Explore how disaster relief principles are reshaping water management strategies, enhancing resilience and efficiency in the face of climate challenges.
New national SuDS standards are transforming development for a more resilient future
The new national standards for Sustainable Drainage Systems (SuDS) aim to enhance water management in urban development by promoting natural processes and improving consistency across local planning authorities.
Discover how new national SuDS standards are reshaping urban development in the UK, enhancing water management and promoting environmental resilience.
River Deep Mountain AI releases first open-source models
River Deep Mountain AI has launched its first open-source AI and machine learning models aimed at improving water quality data collection and analysis. This initiative, supported by Ofwat and led by Northumbrian Water, seeks to enhance river health through collaborative innovation.
River Deep Mountain AI has released open-source AI models to improve water quality data collection, aiming to enhance river health in the UK.
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