Why reducing non-revenue water is a global priority
Water utilities worldwide are under pressure to reduce non-revenue water (NRW) the water lost before it reaches the customer. Whether due to leaks, aging infrastructure, or inaccurate metering, these losses represent a significant financial and environmental burden.
At Diehl Metering, we believe the solution lies in smart water management powered by data. Our new free eBooks, "Halve Water Losses via Data-Driven Reduction Strategy", provides a practical guide to cutting water losses using digital tools and analytics.
The hidden cost of leaks
Even small leaks can lead to massive water waste:
- A dripping tap can waste up to 40 m³/year,
- A thin trickle can result in 130 m³/year,
- A leaking toilet flush can lose 220 m³/year.
These losses not only strain water resources but also increase operational costs and reduce customer satisfaction.
A smarter, faster approach to leak detection
Our eBook outlines how utilities can implement a data-driven leak detection strategy using:
- Smart water meters for real-time consumption data,
- Acoustic loggers and pressure sensors to pinpoint leaks,
- Water Loss Management (WLM) software to analyze and prioritize interventions,
- SCADA integration f as a first step in identifying water losses.
This approach enables utilities to detect and respond to leaks within 24 hours, significantly reducing water loss and infrastructure damage.
What you’ll learn in the eBook
Inside the eBook, you’ll discover:
- How to assess your current water loss profile
- A step-by-step framework for implementing smart metering solutions
- Real-world use cases faced by utilities that have successfully reduced NRW
- The ROI of investing in digital water infrastructure
Who should read this eBook?
This guide is essential for:
- Utility managers seeking to implement data-driven
- Water engineers looking for advanced leak detection tools
- Policy makers focused on sustainable water resource management
- Smart city planners integrating digital infrastructure
Download the free eBook today
Ready to take control of your water losses?
Download the eBooks now and start building a smarter, more sustainable water network.
