Digital water news

If a water utility has leaking wastewater pipes, it can result in rainfall infiltrating the wastewater grid. This can overload the wastewater system during periods of heavy rain.

The collection of data across many sources gives Lillestrøm municipality unique insight into various environmental challenges in a resource-efficient way.

Cooperation on digitalising water is underway with Molde municipality, Ålesund municipality, ROR-IKT, and InfoTiles, with support from the National Institute of Public Health.

InfoTiles correlates energy use with ambient weather metrics such as degree days to provide actionable insights on building performance.

In the last 10 years damage caused by weather has cost 27 billion kr in Norway, some of which could be prevented with a warning system and swift action from the municipalities.

Data Lakes are central storage systems where you can store massive amounts of related, unrelated and unstructured data - everything from phone recordings to IoT data.

Green Dash, developed by InfoTiles and COWI, uses data from Connected Cars to track real-time car movements, aiding in reducing emissions and enhancing green transport.

Better utilisation and safeguarding of the planet's water is an integral part of the UN SDGs, but most municipalities have poor control over leaks and consumption.

StartUs Insights has picked InfoTiles as one of Top 5 Digital Management Solutions for Utilities. InfoTiles was selected as one of the top startups from among 660 applicants.

Norway faces frequent floods due to climate change. Students developed machine learning to predict river levels 12 hours ahead, achieving an average error of 5 cm.

InfoTiles and Microsoft partner for #BuiltFor2030 to provide solutions to the SDG goals #6 clean water and sanitation and #13 reducing climate impact.

Føre Var uses a combination of the Altibox sensor network and weather forecasts to provide cyclists with real-time information about road and weather conditions.