Solution Briefs

A case study on the effect of smart meter sampling intervals and gap-filling approaches on water distribution network simulations. In recent years, utilities around the world have installed smart water…

Amidst global environmental challenges, Danish companies and organizations are pioneering some of the most exciting and forward-thinking water solutions in the world today. Read the three-part featured article here.

This white paper from State of Green features lessons learned from smart cities applying sustainable solutions. Through state-of-the-art case examples across waste management, mobility, water, buildings, heating and cooling and smart…

Handling NRW in an open system would be working in a reactive, passive manner, where activities are initiated only when the loss becomes visible or is reported. Therefore, dividing the…

Water loss, often referred to as NRW (Non-revenue water), is water that is lost somewhere in the water distribution system, before it reaches its final customer. This means clean water…

Water lost is money lost Non-Revenue Water (NRW) is the difference between the amount of water a utility supplies to the distribution system and the amount of water billed. NRW…

Water consumption on a global scale is estimated to increase by up to 30% by 2020 according to the United Nations. This will lead to an even greater supply gap…

Automated reading of consumption meters delivers a wealth of benefits – for utilities, housing associations and individual consumers. This is why Kamstrup has further developed READy: Our highly popular automated…