SUEZ has signed one contract in Singapore and one in Malaysia with a total value of €10.8 million. PUB, Singapore’s National Water Agency, has chosen SUEZ to expand and maintain a system for real-time monitoring and optimization of reservoir and catchment operations for a period of four years. This is aligned with the Smart PUB Roadmap that targets to meet Singapore’s future water needs and water resources management optimization through comprehensive digitalization. The second contract will provide drinking water to 400,000 residents in Terengganu State, Malaysia.

Melbourne Water has partnered with waste and water resource management company SUEZ in an innovative project to optimise and automate distribution throughout its drinking water supply network and reduce its overall energy consumption.

Highly-controlled, water remains a fragile commodity that is vulnerable to contamination. Backed up by our expertise and our ecosystem of partners, SUEZ has recently launched a new, real-time water quality control solution, based on a unique combination of technological innovations. AQUADVANCED® Quality Monitoring was formally launched at the most recent edition of Singapore International Water Week (SIWW).

Achieving savings on fixed costs is not always easy. However, levers do exist, particularly thanks to advanced water data analysis. Detailed knowledge of consumer habits makes it possible to better control consumption of domestic hot water, reducing both water and energy costs. A financial and environmental advantage.

It’s hard to imagine that water could be Singapore’s Achilles heel. To meet water needs, the island-republic has to constantly innovate to better manage its lack of natural resources, including water. Since 2015, SUEZ and the PUB, the agency in charge of water management in the city-state, have joined forces to set up an innovative digital solution to encourage Singaporeans to reduce their daily water consumption and preserve this vulnerable resource.