ASTERRA

09/15/2026

🚀 ASTERRA has officially launched our U.S. channel program!

We're off and flying with Dynamic Water Concepts and Yentes Associates as our debut US manufacturer representative partners.

This program launch with these powerhouse partners bridges local expertise and understanding with what our satellite intelligence can do for utilities in these states. Our representatives will use their localized knowledge to help utilities in their areas tackle water loss, strengthen system performance, and make smarter infrastructure investments.

If you're a water utility in one of these 21 states, you'll be hearing from a familiar, trusted face soon.

Learn more about this exciting launch:

The ASTERRA US channel program has officially launched, now covering 21 states. ASTERRA is teaming up with two powerhouse manufacturer rep firms, Dynamic Water Concepts and Yentes Associates, to bring satellite-based leak detection and infrastructure planning to a lot more communities a lot faster.

08/31/2026

Are you at the ECOS Fall Meeting this week?

As discussions around water conservation, infrastructure resilience, and AI grow, states play a key role in supporting the water utilities and communities addressing these challenges.

Our satellite-based intelligence provides a network-wide view of water loss, helping prioritize investigations and giving state leaders greater insight into water infrastructure challenges across their jurisdictions.

ASTERRA helps identify hidden water loss and supports a proactive approach to water management, helping crews of all sizes address issues before they escalate.

We look forward to connecting with state environmental leaders and discussing how Earth observation and data-driven insights can support water conservation and infrastructure management.

Discover more about our work with state organizations and see you in Wyoming: https://asterra.io/contact-us/request-a-demo/

08/28/2026

The future of water management is driven by smarter decisions, stronger collaboration, and innovative technologies.

We're is excited to attend Smart Water Summit 2026 and connect with utility leaders, technology innovators, and industry experts shaping the next generation of water infrastructure.

We're part of two boardroom presentations, sharing how satellite-based asset intelligence is helping utilities identify hidden leaks, prioritize investigations, and strengthen infrastructure management with actionable data that supports informed decision-making.

Schedule a demo with us in Denver: https://asterra.io/contact-us/request-a-demo/

08/26/2026

Don't forget to register!

👉 https://bit.ly/4y4ctWU

Join our experts discussing:

💧 Real-world results and lessons from ECWA's implementation
💧 How proactive detection can support water loss reduction goals
💧 Evaluating ROI and operational benefits
💧 Combining satellite technology and AI with other leak detection methods
💧 How system-wide visibility can improve investigation and repair decisions

See you tomorrow!

Erie County Water Authority | McKim & Creed

08/24/2026

Every inspection is valuable. The question is where to start.

That's the challenge facing dam operators and infrastructure managers responsible for monitoring thousands of miles of earthen dams, levees, canals, and reservoirs. Hidden seepage and excess subsurface moisture can develop long before visible signs appear, making it difficult to know where field teams should focus first.

If you're attending the Dam Safety Conference, visit us at booth 618 to learn how ASTERRA EarthWorks uses satellite-based technology to detect subsurface soil moisture anomalies that may indicate seepage, erosion, or slope instability. By providing an asset-wide view, Earthworks helps owners prioritize inspections, support proactive maintenance, and make more informed decisions to strengthen infrastructure resilience.

Schedule a demo with us at Dam Safety: https://asterra.io/contact-us/request-a-demo/

08/12/2026

Seepage-related issues comprise about one half of all documented failures in embankment dams.

Subtle changes below the surface can develop months or even years before visible signs appear. By the time seepage, erosion, or slope instability reaches the surface, maintenance options may be limited, and costs significantly higher.

As infrastructure owners look to improve resilience, monitoring hidden subsurface conditions is becoming an increasingly important part of proactive asset management. Earth observation provides a network-wide perspective that helps teams identify potential areas of concern, prioritize inspections, and make more informed maintenance decisions.

Protecting critical infrastructure starts with understanding what's happening beneath the surface.

Discover more: https://asterra.io/solutions/earthworks/

08/08/2026

Check us out on Water Online!

We had the opportunity to discuss the impact of the groundbreaking LeakTracer program alongside the New Mexico Environment Department.

LeakTracer is the first statewide grant-funded program of its kind to use AI and satellite technology to help water utilities identify hidden water loss, strengthen long-term water resilience, and make the most of limited resources. By combining public leadership with innovative technology, the program is demonstrating how data-driven decision-making can help utilities proactively address non-revenue water across distribution networks.

Eric Trerotola and Andrew Hautzinger shared this story at to highlight what’s possible when state agencies and technology providers work together toward a common goal. We hope LeakTracer serves as a model for other states and communities looking for innovative, cost-effective approaches to water loss management.

Thank you to Water Online for featuring this important conversation!

👉 Watch the video: https://www.wateronline.com/doc/satellite-intelligence-in-leak-detection-0001

07/29/2026

Will we see you tomorrow?

📢 There is still time to register: https://store.awwa.org/product/44749?whence=

"Don’t just react to leaks; take a proactive approach to leak detection.

For aging water systems today, achieving meaningful reductions in real water loss requires a truly system-wide approach. Join us to explore how utilities can embed leak detection across every stage of the distribution network and build a comprehensive, end-to-end strategy using the most effective tools available."

- American Water Works Association

Join this panel of experts tomorrow at 11:00 a.m. MDT!

07/22/2026

We hit the finish line with KY/TN Water Professionals Conference 2026, with more than a few big wins to celebrate 🐎🏁

Our top three:
1. Packed seats at Patrick Day’s talk on leak detection methods and standing room-only attendance at Tommy Phillips and Jeremy Harwell’s breakout session.
2. Recognizing Jeremy Harwell for his commitment to water innovation, as he leads Jackson Energy Authority in applying modern methods of protecting their community’s water supply.
3. Patrick’s viral giveaways that event attendees couldn’t get enough of!

Special thanks to KY|TN AWWA for being outstanding event hosts. We’re excited for the many new connections formed and reignited with the water industry’s brightest, most motivated innovators and leaders.

Clean Water Professionals of Kentucky & Tennessee | KYTN AWWA
American Water Works Association

07/13/2026

We're excited to be part of the KY/TN Water Professionals Conference next week! Looking forward to connecting with utilities focused on reducing water loss and improving infrastructure performance.

We're proud to be part of the conference program with two presentations:

📍 "Benchmarking Leak Detection in the Digital Age: A Comparative Analysis of Methods"

📍 "Reducing Hidden Water Loss at Jackson Energy Authority Using Satellite Analytics"

Join us for these sessions and visit at booth 1036 to learn how satellite-based leak detection helps utilities identify hidden leaks, prioritize field investigations, and make the most of limited resources.

See you in Lexington!

Clean Water Professionals of Kentucky & Tennessee
American Water Works Association