In the News
Saving a billion litres of water with IoT-based services
Saving a billion litres of water with IoT-based services
11 Sep 2017
In the News
NSW DPI Announces $1B Co-funding Program Targeting Water Projects
DPI (Department of Primary Industries) has announced the Safe and Secure Water Program, a $1 billion NSW Government co-funding program that will target water and sewerage projects in regional NSW. It will ensure infrastructure meets contemporary standards for water security, public health, environmental and safety outcomes into the future. EOI open now.
07 Sep 2017
Press releases
WaterGroup Partners with Reekoh
WaterGroup will licence Reekoh’s IoT open integration platform – for use within its range of smart metering and water savings services – on a multi-year deal.
07 Sep 2017
In the News
WaterGroup Partners with Reekoh
Reekoh IoT Integration Platform to deliver further cost and water savings, faster installation and IoT interoperability for WaterGroup’s smart water metering customers.
07 Sep 2017
Press releases
Leak Insurance Press Release
WATERGROUP AIMING TO SAVE 1 BILLION LITRES OF WATER WITH UNIQUE IoT-BASED SERVICE
23 Aug 2017
Published Articles
Water is Worth Savings - Water Efficiency in Meat Processing Plants
Read Guenters article Water is Worth Saving on the importance of water efficiency in a meat processing plant.
14 Aug 2017
In the News
WaterGroup Signs Five-year Partnership with Thinxtra
WaterGroup signs Five-year Partnership with Sigfox Operator Thinxtra.
14 Aug 2017
Published Articles
IoT Troubleshooting Guide
Read Rians IoT Troubleshooting Guide to get the top tips on how to troubleshoot remote monitoring devices.
14 Aug 2017
In the News
WaterGroup Wins IoT Impact Award
We are thrilled to announce that we won the ACOMMS IoT Impact Award last night for our contribution to the water industry through our innovative IoT monitoring solutions and services.
20 Jul 2017
Published Articles
You are Measuring it. But are you Managing it?
Water security and demand management are prominent issues whilst discussing Australia’s future. Smart metering has emerged as an integral tool in this regard. It provides users with the ability to monitor their consumption patterns and avoid wastage. Significant time has been invested in exploring different types of smart metering technologies. However there has been little research on methods that will help employ these technologies to get measurable results. It is a common misconception that smart metering largely works on a ‘plug and play’ basis. This paper argues that the true benefit of smart metering lies in utilising the data obtained. Due to workload and other priorities it is hard for users to exercise diligence in doing so. This paper presents a possible solution by engaging an external party to provide that service. This is known as the Active Water Analysis, Risk and Efficiency (AWARE) service.
20 Jul 2017
