A Digital Twin is a virtual model that replicates the real behavior of the system and simulates its response under any conditions. In the water industry, this enables utilities to fully understand the processes that are taking place.
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The recent edition of IFAT Munich closed its doors with successful numbers: more than 3,000 exhibitors from 61 countries and more than 140,000 visitors give an idea of the importance of this event in the water sector.
IFAT Brasil will be held from April 24-26 in São Paulo. This event is a unique opportunity to connect all players in the sector and promote the use of environmental technologies in Brazil and throughout the region, against a background of growing development in the sanitation sector.
The Xylem Vue powered by GoAigua implemented in the water network managed by Servicios de Agua y Drenaje de Monterrey, I.P.D. (SADM) has brought overall water savings of 17%, though the figure is up to 37% in many water sectors, thanks to smart monitoring of water pressure.
There are two trends that are set to play a key role in today’s race for energy efficiency and savings in 2024. Smart buildings use advanced technology-based facilities and systems that can be holistically controlled and automated, increasing their energy efficiency, sustainability and safety.
The Spanish city of San Sebastian will be hosting the IWA Water Loss 2024 from April 14 to 17. The meeting, organized by the International Water Association’s Water Loss Specialist Group, will be attended by more than 500 participants from over 50 countries.
It is a critical time for water resource management, which is facing a series of major challenges including climate change. Tackling this issue, along with the problems of demographic growth and urban development, poses multiple challenges for water management authorities.
The agricultural sector requires profound transformation to meet the challenges posed by water scarcity. Data integration, enables irrigation associations to deploy new technological solutions that harness data to usher in greater sustainability.
The irrigation sector has a key role to play in ensuring food security in the current global context. Agricultural irrigation is facing new challenges that mean irrigation associations will need to digitalize their processes.
Sanitation systems are another core part of the water cycle as they manage the entire network from their source to their point of use. Technology is also set to play a key role in these networks in 2024, to respond to extreme events.
Innovation, sustainability and collaboration were some of the watchwords at this year’s WEX Global 2024, a platform for the exchange of knowledge and best practices among the main players in the water and energy sectors.
In the current era of digital transformation, the uptake of new technologies has revolutionized numerous industries, and the wastewater treatment sector is no exception.
In 2024, drinking water networks are looking at digital transformation processes that will foster greater management efficiency and sustainability.
