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Norwegian City takes bold actions towards water stewardship

InfoTiles has been selected to deliver our water platform managing data from smart water meters in partnership with NTE and Altibox in Norway’s third largest municipality, Trondheim.

Over the next five years, around 60,000 analogue meters will be replaced by smart water meters for houses, apartments, and buildings in Trondheim municipality. 

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InfoTiles raises funding to enhance water efficiency and wastewater management

InfoTiles raises funding to enhance water efficiency and wastewater management

Stavanger, Norway May 23, 2023InfoTiles, a leading innovator in digital water & wastewater management, today announced a milestone in its growth journey with an investment led by Dutch based venture capital fund 4impact Capital, joined by existing Norwegian investors ProVenture and industrial-utility company Lyse. This will position InfoTiles to further enhance its groundbreaking software technology and expand its market presence locally and internationally.

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Co-ordinated action needed now to avoid sky-rocketing water & wastewater costs

It is nothing new that the pipeline network has a huge backlog in Norway. There will soon be a doubling and tripling of water and sewage charges to clear the backlog. Norsk Vann estimates that the annual municipal rates for water and sewage for Oslo households will double to almost NOK 10,000 in 2040. According to the same long-term plan, residents of Innlandet, Nordland, and Romsdal would pay the most expensive water and sewerage tax in 2040, between NOK 20,000 and 30,000.

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Picture of a wastewater site. Retrieved from Vannfakta.

A national action plan for sewage could save billions of kroner for citizens

This article is written in Norwegian by Helge Eide, Director for Society, Welfare and Democracy in KS, and Thomas Breen, Director of Norsk Vann. This is first published in Kommunal Rapport 19.12.2022

According to KS (Norwegian Association of Local and Regional Authorities) and Norsk Vann (Norwegian Water), a nationwide sewage action plan allows municipalities to make wise environmental investments while ensuring economic and social sustainability.

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