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City of Columbus, OH Upgrades to Smart Utility Network from Sensus
The city of Columbus, Ohio, will deploy a smart utility network from Sensus, a Xylem brand, to enhance electric and water services for more than 1.2 million residents.
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California Water District Uses Sensus Smart Utility Network to Sustain Efficient Operations Through the Pandemic and Beyond
Eastern Municipal Water District focuses on customer service and water reuse
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Xylem Introduces Next-Generation PolluStat Meter to Enhance Thermal Energy Management in Europe
Advanced meter for heating and cooling will support business and climate goals
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Utility Industry Leaders Share Strategies for Success at Xylem Reach Conference
Annual event shifts to digital experience for the first time amid COVID-19 pandemic
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Xylem Makes Communities in the East of England More Sustainable with Anglian Water
Smart utility network to help tackle projected water shortages
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NC Electric Co-op Modernizes with Smart Utility Network from Sensus
AMI and Software as a Service help EnergyUnited embrace innovation
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Winston-Salem/Forsyth County Utilities Selects Sensus for Smart Utility Network
Smart water technology to improve efficiency and sustainability for the Piedmont Region of North Carolina
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Xylem and Global Coronavirus (COVID-19) Actions
We are keeping close to events as they unfold in this fluid environment, taking action globally to help prevent the spread of COVID-19 and mitigate its impact
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Georgia City Charges Forward on Water Conservation Initiative with Sensus, a Xylem Brand
Smart utility network helps City of Dallas reduce annual water loss by 12 million gallons
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