Xylem Aids Water Loss Reduction for Montana Utility
Big Sky Water & Sewer District uses a virtual metering program to aggregate data and pinpoint leaks thanks to technology from Xylem.
Read MoreCanada’s FortisBC Energy Selects Xylem for Advanced Gas Network
FortisBC in British Columbia selects Xylem for its Advanced Gas Meters project to better monitor and manage its system and offer additional safety features for more than one million customers.
Read MoreCity 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 residents.
Read MoreUtility Industry Leaders Share Strategies for Success at Xylem Reach Conference
In a year unlike any other, the Xylem Reach Conference will be a digital experience. Join the conference live October 13-14 for customer presentations, a keynote session, product demos and more.
Read MoreSensus Reach Awards Celebrate Those Who Reach Farther
Sensus, a Xylem brand, congratulates the 2018 Reach award winners for their achievements and shares their contributions to inspire others. Check out their award video stories linked in this release.
Read MoreSensus Showcases Smart Water Innovation at ACE 17
Sensus will demonstrate IoT capabilities and advanced metering solutions at booth 2315.
Read MoreWorld Water Day: Sensus Smart Water System Improves Water Utilization for Utilities and Customers
Sensus recognizes World Water Day as an essential opportunity to help utilities improve water utilization and help their customers become smarter about water usage.
Read MoreCity of Monroe Public Works Builds Smart Water Future with Technology from Sensus
The City of Monroe Public Works Department selected smart water technology from Sensus to update its infrastructure, reduce leaks and change the conversation with its customers.
Read MoreYoungstown Water Department Seizes Opportunity with Technology from Sensus
With 4,000 iPERL water meters installed—and about 46,000 to go—the FlexNet network and Sensus Software as a Service, the city is already reaping benefits from the technology.
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