Digital water news

InfoTiles have won the BlueArk Challenge to provide a municipality in Switzerland with continual wastewater network monitoring to tackle inflow & infiltration (I&I).

Digital water technologies have an important role in ensuring universal access to safe drinking water by 2030, from the World Health Organisation (WHO), UNICEF, and the World Bank.

InfoTiles has been awarded Sustainability Partner of the Year at the prestigious Microsoft Norway Partner Awards on September 29th, 2022 in Oslo.

InfoTiles celebrates being awarded the waste & water challenger of the year at Urban Tech Challengers 2022, hosted by Urban Tech Forward and BloombergNEF in Warsaw, Poland.

The whole InfoTiles team meets for the first time at the International Water Association World Water Congress in Copenhagen, Denmark for conference and team building activities.

InfoTiles provides real-time analytics for the water value chain, increasing efficiency and sustainability in the water sector.

Stavanger, August 25th 2022 - InfoTiles is pleased to be named as one of the top 25 cleantech innovators for water and wastewater at Nordic Cleantech Open.

InfoTiles is looking forward to sharing our perspectives on digital water at Tilbake Til Fremtiden on 30-31 August 2022 (Translation 'Back to the Future') hosted by VA-Yngre.

Learn how InfoTiles, Anglian Water and WaterStart are working together to transform water infrastructure management over a 12-month pilot project.

InfoTiles District Metering Analysis (DMA) provides monitoring of pressure zones and supply zones in the water supply grid, in real time.

If a water utility has leaking wastewater pipes, it can result in rainfall infiltrating the wastewater grid. This can overload the wastewater system during periods of heavy rain.

The collection of data across many sources gives Lillestrøm municipality unique insight into various environmental challenges in a resource-efficient way.