15/02/2024
Looking after our water sources has never been so important.
Overallocated, overstressed, and serving over 40 million people, the Colorado River Basin needs action.
We are part of a brand new catalytic community like you've never seen before.
A planned new collaboration aiming to unite multinationals, innovative tech companies, and water utilities has been announced in the US.
This is Water, United.
’Water United’ plans to unite the public and private sectors to accelerate water action across the Colorado River Basin.
Microsoft, PepsiCo, FIDO Tech, Oldcastle Infrastructure (a CRH Company), Water Foundry and Atlantean Media have worked to help develop the ‘Water, United’ initiative.
The first project is planned to take place with the Las Vegas Valley Water District (LVVWD), a not-for-profit water utility that provides water to more than 1.7 million people.
‘Water, United’ follows an existing collaboration between Microsoft and FIDO Tech that is reducing water network losses through the power of actionable artificial intelligence (AI). Launched in London, United Kingdom, the project expanded to Phoenix, Arizona and then Querétaro, Mexico.
Victoria Edwards, Co-Founder & CEO of FIDO Tech, said: “I am delighted that Microsoft saw the potential for us to create a bigger catalytic community, uniting stakeholders across a key river basin. I’m looking forward to working with all key stakeholders where we can make real impact with pace and scale. FIDO Tech has already been working with key utilities around the world using AI to reduce non-revenue water and increase water security and resilience within communities. We’re looking forward to working with the other utilities in the Colorado River Basin.”
Read the full story here: https://fido.tech/news/water-united-connecting-key-players-to-accelerate-water-action-across-the-colorado-river-basin/
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Microsoft, PepsiCo, FIDO Tech, Oldcastle Infrastructure (a CRH Company), Water Foundry and Atlantean Media have worked to help develop the ‘Water, United’