Water is the city's most valuable resource. Treatment and management is one of the main challenges SMART CITY has to deal with.

When speaking about urban water systems we deal with two great and different challenges: 

• Providing a reliable, cost effective and healthy supply of drinking water.
• Meeting the environmental standards, while remaining cost effective, for wastewater treatment and management.

The way we face these challenges:

• Implementation of new technologies.
• Improving management process of water supply network.
• Reducing water loss in the water supply network (non-revenue water, which is lost before reaching the customer).
• Reducing energy consumption expended on the distribution of water.

The old solution did not talk about the interface of these different components of water treatment & sewerage.  It had one or two big systems (drinking and waste water centers) for the city. Our new concept divides the city into separate zones with independent waste water treatment plants (WWTP) and drinking water treatment plants (DWTP) in each zone.

Why is our solution better?

• It secures an optimal solution: on the one hand, it lowers the costs, while on the other hand it matches the actual needs.
• Modularity that ensures accommodation to future growth.
• High availability of water- a problem in one zone does not affect other zones.
• Allows interface with city level monitoring.
• Energy saving and efficient water management.
• Reducing water loss significantlyby preventing water pipe leakage.