Water metering

The race is on to deploy Advanced Metering Infrastructure (AMI) to monitor water quality, target leaks, change consumption behaviours and deliver the insights to streamline operations today and plan for tomorrow. It all begins with the network.

We help water utilities deliver against their asset management plan (AMP) cycles – providing an uninterrupted supply of data and insights to address customer needs, demonstrate success to regulation authorities and accelerate digital transformation. As one of the preeminent UK Critical National Infrastructure Providers having deployed the largest smart water network in the world, you can trust us to support your data-driven evolution.

Uniquely placed to support water companies

We bring AMI , communications networks, data management and analytics together in a single, end-to-end managed service. Our device-agnostic networks are purpose-built for utility customers. A private, dedicated 412MHz radio spectrum delivers connectivity in hard-to-reach locations. And because you don’t have to share the network with other forms of traffic, you get the critical meter data you want with levels of reliability and security that are unachievable for others.

Insights on demand

Smart water networks are the catalyst for improved operational processes, new business models, rising levels of customer satisfaction and much more. Read the latest market insights:

Smart approach to improvement - Uncover the trends and issues driving operational improvements and cost reduction, and making waves in today’s smart water sector. Read the article here.
Insight-driven customer experience - Explore an exciting future where data analytics is changing user behaviours, redefining customer engagement and improving experiences. Read the article here.
Building new business models - Open the door to new data-driven business models – from insurance partnerships to a wide range of monitoring and safety applications. Read the article here.
Three steps to a smarter future - The smart water journey can be split into three distinct stages – metering, monitoring and control. See how to simplify your journey. Read the article here.

What do customers think?

More than ever, water companies are leveraging insights across their networks to address key business objectives. Read our case study about how we helped with tackling leaks and changing customer behaviours for Anglian Water - read the case study here.