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Smart Water Management
For Sustainable Cities

Smart City

Water And
Wastewater

In an era where data is power, and sustainability is paramount, MEB boasts a comprehensive portfolio of advanced smart meters that stand out as a shining example of innovation in energy management. With a commitment to empowering consumers, improving grid efficiency, and contributing to a more sustainable future, our range of smart meters and solutions have redefined the way we interact with energy. Smart meters are more than just utility measurement devices; they are tools that empower citizens with valuable data about their energy consumption and habits.

Sustainable urban development is intrinsically tied to efficient water management practices. As cities grow and face increasing water demands, implementing smart water management solutions becomes imperative for long-term environmental and economic sustainability.

We have a range of key solutions for smart water management:

Data Analytics and Predictive Maintenance

Implementing data analytics and predictive maintenance systems helps detect potential water system issues, such as pipe leaks or failures, before they become major problems. This proactive approach minimizes water loss and infrastructure damage.

Smart Irrigation Systems

These smart systems use weather data and soil moisture sensors to optimize watering schedules for parks, gardens, and green spaces. We can reduce water usage by ensuring irrigation occurs only when necessary to sustain efficiency.

Water Quality Monitoring

Real-time monitoring of water quality in distribution networks helps ensure safe and clean drinking water. It allows early detection of contaminants and prevents waterborne diseases.

Leak Detection Technologies

We have a range of sensors and pressure monitoring systems to help aid in the swift identification of leaks in water distribution networks. This not only conserves water but also extends the life of infrastructure.

Water Recycling and Reuse

Establishing systems for treating and reusing wastewater for industrial, agricultural, or non-potable purposes conserves valuable freshwater resources.

Integrated Water Management

Starting with integrating water management with other urban planning aspects, like transportation and land use is one of our core competencies as an organization. This holistic approach maximizes water efficiency and minimizes environmental impacts.

Resilience Planning

Cities that anticipate climate change-related challenges, such as droughts or floods, and plan for water supply and wastewater treatment under these conditions are better equipped to maintain water sustainability.

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