In the News

Pragmatic Water Management: The Power of IoT and the Cloud

Water scarcity is a pressing challenge for many remote communities, where losses can range from 30-50%. Yet, reducing this water waste through traditional methods often demands a disproportionate investment of resources, leading to per capita usage as high as 500-1,000 liters per day (L/p.d.). Such figures are not just alarming but unsustainable. Addressing this issue requires pragmatic solutions that are scalable, efficient, and make optimal use of existing assets.

02 Apr 2025

In the News

The coming of age of IoT and water management

In the evolving landscape of facility and sustainability management, the Internet of Things (IoT) has emerged as a transformative force, particularly in water management. What was once a nascent, experimental technology riddled with teething problems has now matured into a reliable, indispensable tool.

01 Apr 2025

In the News

Sherlock Holes on the Lookout for Leaks

Welcome to the New Year. Hard to believe we’ll already soon be hunting Easter eggs again! Meanwhile weve been busy finding leaks. You might have seen our Sherlock Holes leak detection article published on Inside Water and our LinkedIn page.

18 Mar 2025

In the News

The Great Leak Hunt - how to find those recalcitrant leaks

When your water bill looks more like a ransom note than a utility statement, it’s time to detect hidden water leaks. WaterGroup’s leak detection experts share exactly how to pinpoint these sneaky leaks, saving water, money, and headaches.

25 Feb 2025

In the News

New years resolution – net zero leaks

How about we start 2025 bold and beautiful: Net zero for this year for energy and leaks. This means we will not only tackle all existing leaks but also ensure that throughout the year, and especially by the end of 2025, there is not a single worthwhile leak that has not been addressed.

28 Jan 2025

In the News

Making managing rainwater tanks and treatment plants simpler

WaterGroup now provides a user-friendly, customisable Human-Machine Interface (HMI) to monitor rainwater tanks, storage/buffer tanks, treatment plants and related parameters. This HMI enables plant and facility operators to view their site comprehensively through a single, intuitive plant schematic or single-line diagram.

17 Dec 2024

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Don’t retire on detecting those leaks

Christmas keeps coming. Several property managers and owners of retirement living villages throughout Australia will again have conserved thousands of litres of water, saving their residents tens of thousands of dollars by detecting leaks. It makes for a nice present under the Christmas tree. This initiative involved collaboration with WaterGroup, Australia’s largest corporate water savings provider, renowned for its success in helping clients save money and water.

10 Dec 2024

In the News

Will you find leak detection solutions under the Christmas tree?

As we rapidly approach Christmas, we’ve been wondering what similarities exist between the surprise and expectations of what we might find under the Christmas tree and leaks in our pipework underground or hidden in wall cavities. Once we started thinking, we noticed quite a few similarities.

26 Nov 2024

In the News

The case for smart metering: focused, scalable, and sustainable

Water management in regional areas and large estates such as university campuses, shopping centres retirement villages or large industrial complexes is plagued by inefficiencies, leading to high water losses and unsustainable usage rates. Yet, attempts to modernise these systems are often hindered by prohibitive costs and logistical challenges.

28 Oct 2024

In the News

Embracing pragmatic water management with IoT, cloud solutions

Water scarcity is an ever-present challenge, particularly in regional and water-stressed communities. In these areas, water losses sometimes range from 30-50 per cent, with alarming per capita usage figures of 500-1,000 litres per day (L/p.d).

21 Oct 2024

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