Envirosuite
Envirosuite is a company that is part of the pulse of the water sector. Here we bring together everything it publishes on Smart Water Magazine: its news, its blogs and the events it takes part in.
Evolving odour management: Innovations, regulations, and community trust
Odour management has become a critical challenge for wastewater treatment facilities across Australia and New Zealand, with regulatory scrutiny intensifying and enforcement actions reaching unprecedented levels. Beyond financial penalties, persistent odour issues erode the trust between treatment facilities and the communities they serve, making it essential for operators to adopt more proactive and transparent management […]
Software providers must connect with industry professionals & enable them to do their jobs better
Can environmental intelligence change the world? Envirosuite believes so, as they help customers make responsible decisions with data and insights that are locally adapted. Colby Manwaring recently joined their Board to help the company achieve its goals. Last September Envirosuite announced that Colby Manwaring had joined their Board as a non-executive director. His career has […]
Using a digital twin to reduce coagulant costs by 23% at a drinking water plant in Hong Kong
A water treatment plant in Hong Kong implements Plant Optimiser – Envirosuite’s digital twin technology – to reduce coagulant costs at its drinking water treatment and desalination operations. Future-proofing a treatment plant that serves 7.5 million people a day Hong Kong is a highly developed territory – ranking fourth on the UN Human Development Index, […]
Colby Manwaring joins the Envirosuite Board as an Independent Director
Envirosuite has announced that Mr. Colby Manwaring joins the Board as a non-executive director effective from 1 September 2023. Colby has had an executive and entrepreneurial career in water and environmental software, covering nearly all aspects of the industry, including software development, sales and marketing, professional technical training, strategic business planning and execution, mergers and acquisitions, […]
“We’re proud to bring game changing technology to the desalination industry”
Envirosuite, a pioneer of the Environmental Intelligence industry and a leading provider of AI and digital twin solutions, is a trusted partner to transform the water industry with the power of digital technologies. Having grown up in the water-stressed city of Chennai, India, influenced Sadasivam (Sada) Krishnan to pursue a career in water that has […]
Managing environmental governance challenges in the water industry
Environmental Governance is a continuing challenge for the water industry as water and wastewater utilities around the world focus on their strategies and actions to support the sustainable development goals (SDGs) and work to maintain their social licence to operate. In terms of Environmental, Social and Governance (ESG) obligations, water utilities are frequently less likely […]
“I see women championing digital tools in water utilities because they see their benefits”
This year the UN’s theme for International Women’s Day focuses on digital innovation and technology for gender equality. We are using this occasion to ask women professionals in the water industry about their experiences and their views on women’s participation in digital innovation and the opportunities it might bring to achieve gender parity. This time […]
Managing the impacts of climate change using digital twin solutions
Knowing the risks before they occur allows operators to make the right decisions at the right time. Whether it is low flow caused by droughts or changing feed water quality caused by floods or bushfires, it’s critical to be able to translate complex science in a way that makes decision-making efficient and effective. Climate change […]
Mitigating operational risks by harnessing the power of digital technology
Digital technology can help regional utilities break down resource barriers to manage odour, corrosion and safety risks proactively. Water and sewerage service provision in Australia’s regional areas is typically managed by a local government authority or Council. While they share many common challenges with large specialist utilities, particularly around effective asset management and operation, scale […]