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Drammen Municipality partners with InfoTiles for smarter water and sewer management
Drammen Municipality has signed a contract with InfoTiles to implement the “Decision Support System for Pipeline Networks”, an advanced decision-support system for smart water
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Transforming Water Networks: District Metering Analysis for Resilient Operations
Water utilities use District Metering Analysis (DMA) as a fundamental tool for monitoring and managing water distribution networks.
InfoTiles joins SWAN to advance innovative water solutions
InfoTiles has joined membership of the Smart Water Networks Forum (SWAN), the leading global hub for the smart water sectors.
InfoTiles raises funding to enhance water efficiency and wastewater management
InfoTiles has secured an investment led by Dutch based venture capital fund 4impact Capital, joined by existing Norwegian investors ProVenture and industrial-utility company Lyse.
A day without water to raise awareness for World Water Day
InfoTiles is taking on a two-day endurance challenge to mark World Water Day 2023 and acknowledge the importance of the United Nations Water Conference.
InfoTiles to advance data-driven power generation solution
InfoTiles is extending its expertise to develop data-driven advancements in the energy sector together with Lnett.
Norwegian municipality turns water data into actions through AI analytics
The Norwegian municipality of Lillestrøm has 87,500 residents and is located at the confluence of three rivers, and creating the largest inland delta in Northern Europe.
Co-ordinated action needed now to avoid sky-rocketing water & wastewater costs
Norsk Vann estimates that the annual municipal rates for water and sewage for Oslo households will double to almost NOK 10,000 in 2040, a doubling of rates to clear backlogs.
Norwegian utility calculates true cost of sewer ingress
Inflow of stormwater and infiltration of groundwater into sewers is a constant operational challenge, but a water utility in Norway is gaining better understanding of its network.
A national action plan for sewage could save billions of kroner for citizens
According to KS and Norsk Vann, a nationwide sewage action plan allows municipalities to make wise environmental investments while ensuring economic and social sustainability.
Norway Research Council grants InfoTiles R&D support
InfoTiles has been granted SkatteFUNN R&D (research and development) support as an innovative business for 2022-2024.
Digital Water Technologies Makes Water Resilience Possible
Digital water technologies like InfoTiles have the potential to create resilient water utilities capable of responding to unpredictable weather patterns.
InfoTiles Enters the Swiss Market
InfoTiles have won the BlueArk Challenge to provide a municipality in Switzerland with continual wastewater network monitoring to tackle inflow & infiltration (I&I).