Noticias sobre Mali
Human-AI integration is redefining digital water management operations
Agentic AI architectures operate as autonomous coordinators that interact with business systems.
Inside Badger Meter’s Sustainability Report: Technology supports outcomes and operational progress
Badger Meter, the Milwaukee-based water technology company, has published its 2025 Sustainability Report, offering a detailed account of how its smart water solutions are generating measurable environmental outcomes for global customers while the company continues to reduce its own operational footprint.
The retiring operator taking the plant with him: institutional knowledge loss in water utilities
The American Water Works Association’s 2025 Utility Benchmarking Survey put a precise figure on something discussed in general terms for years: 21% of utility employees are eligible to retire in the next five years, against an average vacancy rate of 9%.
Technological integration driving sustainability and efficiency: automation in network inspections
In modern urban water infrastructure management, traditional operational models based on rectifying problems after they have occurred have become obsolete.
Aganova and ONEE advance water efficiency across Morocco’s strategic water infrastructure
The project identified critical anomalies and enhanced the operational efficiency of a strategic water transmission pipeline in Morocco.
Xylem Vue: How digital transformation is making Europe’s water sector more proactive
Smart water meters are becoming strategic assets, highlighting the value of data as a tool for better decision-making, smoother operations and more efficient management of water resources.
Aganova completes NAUTILUS NEXT-AI R&D project to advance AI-driven water network management
The initiative has enabled the development of a new generation of technologies for the inspection, monitoring and predictive assessment of water infrastructure.
Pennon Group returns to profit as new CEO charts course for water sector turnaround
Pennon Group, the owner of South West Water and SES Water, has swung back to profitability in its latest full-year results, reporting a statutory profit before tax of £114.4 million for the year ended 31 March 2026, reversing a loss of £72.7 million in the prior year.
Aganova awarded ATL contract for water network inspection in Catalonia, Spain
Aganova strengthens its position in Spain as a leading provider of in-service pipeline inspection technologies for major water infrastructure. The project will support smarter and more sustainable water management across Catalonia.
New MOU to explore moving desalinated and recycled water across the Colorado River Basin
The United States Bureau of Reclamation has joined forces with major water agencies across California, Nevada and Arizona to jointly explore how desalination and advanced water purification could strengthen long-term water reliability across the Colorado River Basin.
England’s Environment Agency backs nature-based solutions as a formal tool for water resilience
A policy paper published in May 2026 formalises the agency's support for catchment-scale interventions, setting expectations for water companies and regional planners facing growing climate pressures.
GAO sounds alarm on cybersecurity gaps across US water networks
A report published this month by the US Government Accountability Office paints a sobering picture of the cybersecurity threats facing the country's water and wastewater sector, warning that state-sponsored hackers and criminal groups are growing more capable of attacking systems that millions of Americans depend on every day.
AI, IoT and big data are transforming urban water and sanitation management
Artificial intelligence, connected sensors and big data analytics are reshaping how cities manage drinking water and treat sewage, but a new study finds that critical gaps in sewage infrastructure, cybersecurity and equity threaten to limit the benefits of that transformation.
Indian city of Thane taps smart meters to curb water loss and sharpen billing
Technology company Itron has finished installing a smart water metering system for the Thane Municipal Corporation (TMC), the local government of Thane in western India, the company announced May 18.
From emergency to architecture: AfDB and Tunisia chart a new course on drought
A new joint report reframes Tunisia's water crisis as a permanent climate shift and sets out a concrete plan to match.
When the plant learns to run itself: reinforcement learning agents in desalination digital twins
When ACCIONA and Siemens commissioned the Al Khobar 1 desalination plant in Saudi Arabia in 2020, they did something the industry had never seen: they ran the entire start-up…
ICO fines South Staffordshire Water nearly £1 million after cyber attack
The UK Information Commissioner's Office (ICO) has fined South Staffordshire Plc and South Staffordshire Water Plc £963,900 following a cyber attack that resulted in the personal information of 633,887 customers and employees being extracted and later published on the dark web.
U.S. and Canada digital water solutions spend to double by 2036 as utilities scale up
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Cybersecurity firm Dragos finds AI models helped attackers map Mexican water utility’s OT
An unknown attacker used commercial artificial intelligence tools from Anthropic and OpenAI to probe a Mexican water utility's enterprise network and pivot towards its industrial control systems, according to new analysis from the industrial cybersecurity firm Dragos.
Wastewater surveillance earns a place in the new U.S. National Drug Control Strategy
The 2026 National Drug Control Strategy commits the United States to a national wastewater-based monitoring system for illicit drug use, a landmark policy signal for a field the water sector has been quietly building for years.