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Loss that is not measured at street level does not get repaired at city level.

Local Authorities & Municipalities

A water network split into district metered areas, lighting that reports its own faults, and local environmental monitoring - with technical specifications fit to go out to tender.

The problem

  • The loss rate is known at city level and unknown at street level, so search campaigns are random.

  • The street-lighting bill is a fixed line that cannot be reduced, because control is one switch for the whole city.

  • A fault is discovered by a citizen complaint, so a column stays dark for months if nobody reports it.

  • Environmental planning decisions are taken on data from a monitoring station tens of kilometres away.

  • A tender document needs an evaluable technical specification, not a commercial proposal.

What it delivers

  • Loss located, not just totalled

    Districts of no more than 2,000 connections, with minimum night flow between 02:00 and 04:00 measuring leakage rather than estimating it.

  • 30-45% less lighting consumption

    From dimming to 50% during quiet hours alone, before any lamp replacement.

  • Repair time measured in days

    The column self-reports a burnout or a flicker instead of waiting for a complaint.

  • A specification fit for tender

    A technical document with the standards and figures required, evaluable objectively across competing bids.

Results

  • Water balance methodology and minimum night flow analysis - IWA Water Balance.
  • Zone readings are delivered as a monthly report comparing pumped against billed, not as a dashboard alone.
  • Monitoring stations are reference-calibrated at installation and every six months, and the calibration is recorded in the handover file.

Tell us about your land

Send the area, the crop and how you irrigate today. You get a written proposal with the numbers in it, not a sales call.