Introducing Advanced Metering Infrastructure (AMI) and Data Analytics
Itron, Inc. (NASDAQ: ITRI), a world leader in energy and water technology and services, has announced enhancements to its Temetra platform that will help water utilities across Australia and New Zealand better manage their water resources and improve customer service.
Enhanced AMI Capabilities
Real-Time Data Collection
The enhanced Temetra platform now includes advanced metering infrastructure (AMI) capabilities, which allow utilities to collect real-time data from water meters. This data can be used to identify leaks, monitor water usage, and improve billing accuracy.
Network Optimization
The AMI capabilities also include network optimization features that help utilities reduce water loss and improve system efficiency. These features can automatically adjust water pressure and flow rates to optimize the performance of the water distribution network.
Powerful Data Analytics
Leak Detection
The Temetra platform also includes advanced data analytics capabilities that can help utilities detect leaks in the water distribution network. These analytics can identify small leaks that would otherwise be difficult to find, helping utilities to conserve water and reduce costs.
Customer Insights
The platform’s data analytics capabilities also provide utilities with insights into customer water usage patterns. This information can be used to develop targeted conservation programs and improve customer service.
Benefits for Water Utilities
- Improved water resource management
- Reduced water loss
- Improved billing accuracy
- Enhanced customer service
- Optimized network performance
Conclusion
The enhanced Temetra platform from Itron provides water utilities in Australia and New Zealand with a powerful tool for managing their water resources and improving customer service. The platform’s AMI capabilities and data analytics features can help utilities to conserve water, reduce costs, and improve the overall efficiency of their water distribution networks.
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B. Carpenter
