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Sub-metering Testimonial from David Green – The Treasurer and an owner at the Miramar building
'I was impressed with Taggle’s wireless water meter technology developed in Australia from astrophysics to detect low wireless signals - so that data can be detected through several layers of concrete inside our high-rise building. I'm told Taggle's system is better...
Moura to see automatic meter reading devices this week
The roll out of automatic meter reading devices (AMR) starts in Moura this week. The Banana Shire Council Facebook page states that during the project water meters will have transmission devices attached to them. The AMR system will provide a number of benefits...
OzWater’19 Review
OzWater'19 is over for another year and a week later we are still buzzing from all the fantastic conversations that were had. It was great to connect and discuss the latest developments within the industry and share experiences. One of the trends we noticed in...
Townsville City Council Shortlisted Smart City of the Year – Metropolitan
Congratulations to Townsville City Council for being shortlisted at the Smart Cities Awards 2019 as the Smart City of the Year - Metropolitan! The prize will be awarded to a metropolitan city (over 100,000 residents) showcasing the best use and implementation of...
Seven Aussie projects shortlisted in IDC’s Smart Cities Awards – Mid-Western Regional Council (MWRC) smart metering project is one of them
Article published by Channel Life, to view click here Seven Australian projects have been shortlisted as finalists in the 2019 IDC Asia Pacific Smart Cities Awards. The annual awards highlight and acknowledge outstanding smart city initiatives in the Asia Pacific...
Lithgow City Council to spend $1.97 million on smart water meters
Article published in the Lithgow Mercury Click here to view Lithgow City Council will spend $1.97 million to introduce Smart Metering into the Lithgow water network. So why the big investment? The system will be designed to help prevent the estimated 36 per cent of...
Taggle at OzWater ’19
OzWater, the largest annual water conference in Australia, is around the corner and we're gearing up for a big show! If you're in attendance we welcome you come visit our stand at M02 to discuss the latest developments and possibilities of smart water networks. If...
Could intelligent sensors and smart devices in pipes fix Australia’s water crisis? By SBS World News
SBS World News - Small Business Secrets series featured a story on Taggle Systems on the 6th April 2019. It shines a light on some of the work we do help our customers use water more efficiently and more sustainably. The story includes information regarding sub...
Smart water meters save dollars and water in Bundaberg
Article by Megan Dean from Bundaberg City Council - Image Caption: Geoff Tansley with a recently installed smart water meter. Smart water meters are still being installed in some areas throughout the Bundaberg Region but the trial program is already saving big dollars...
Mackay Regional Council’s commercialisation success with MiWater
Caption: Mackay Regional Council CEO Craig Doyle and Managing Director of Taggle Systems John Quinn Mackay Regional Council has just signed a multi-million-dollar commercialisation deal with Australian technology company Taggle Systems for the MiWater software. The...
Federal funding flows for Mid-Western Regional Council’s smart water meter project
Mid-Western Region mayor Des Kennedy, general manager Brad Cam, and Member for Calare Andrew Gee. Mid-Western Regional Council has secured a $1.2 million grant through round two of the Australian Government’s Smart Cities and Suburbs Program, which will see the...
Gunnedah Shire Council will swap out existing water meters for automatic meters
Gunnedah Shire Council’s water services manager Kevin Sheridan with an automatic water meter device. The automatic devices will be installed throughout the shire from December. Photo: Supplied Automatic water meter devices are just the start of a major water meter...
LPWAN technology extends the reach of SCADA for Sewerage Networks
The advent of Low Power Wide Area Networks (LPWAN) over the past few years has prompted a lot of discussion about smart water meters and automatic meter reading (AMR). There have been many papers written, views expressed and positions debated about the benefits of AMR...
Rural Aussie council, Narrabri Shire Council, gains unexpected benefits from successful IoT project
Successful technology projects that go live on schedule and budget and immediately provide better than expected results are a rarity. Particularly when related to the Internet of Things (IoT) where many applications find it difficult to show a commercial return. So a...
Barwon Water getting on top of water leaks
In a recent article on its website, Barwon Water wrote about its success in finding water leaks in the town of Colac through its use of water consumption data collected using Taggle's LPWAN. One local resident, alerted to a possible leak by the water utility, is...
SA Water tackles Adelaide’s water problems using Taggle’s LPWAN
SA Water’s new $4 million smart water network in the Adelaide CBD is now completely installed and transmitting real-time information on how the network is performing. By installing the new technology and learning to interpret the data that is collected, SA Water hopes...
Goldenfields Water first in NSW to roll out MyH2O
Goldenfields Water, the first water utility in NSW to employ Taggle's LPWA network for automatic meter reading for its entire fleet of water meters, has launched MyH2O, a web-based portal for its customers. Local newspaper, Southern Weekly reported: "A free, online...
Barwon Water Leak Detection Program “Highly Successful”
Barwon Water (Victoria), in a recent newsletter, reported on its on-farm leak detection program stating that "The trial was highly successful in reducing the time taken to detect and repair on-farm leaks...". According to its post on LinkedIn, Barwon Water said "Over...