Network Efficiency and Water Losses
Available intelligence reports
Select a report below to review its scope, price, and purchase options.
Portland Water Bureau's network efficiency focus stems from systemic pipe aging and significant loss liabilities. The Advanced Metering Infrastructure project is being deployed to resolve these critical visibility deficits.
This report evaluates how the San Francisco Public Utilities Commission manages ageing regional conveyance, urban distribution, advanced metering, asset renewal, capital allocation, affordability, and network resilience.
This report evaluates how DC Water links infrastructure renewal, service-line replacement, advanced metering, wastewater compliance, and capital governance to long-term network efficiency.
INTELLIGENCE ON LEAKAGE REDUCTION, NON-REVENUE WATER, AND NETWORK PERFORMANCE
Ageing infrastructure, rising operational costs, and growing supply pressures are making network efficiency a strategic priority for water utilities worldwide. In many systems, non-revenue water losses represent a significant share of total production — a direct drain on revenue, resources, and resilience.
This collection delivers intelligence on how utilities are tackling leakage, reducing non-revenue water, optimising pressure management, modernising metering, and prioritising asset renewal across complex distribution networks. Reports examine loss reduction strategies, capital prioritisation frameworks, operational visibility tools, and the technologies driving measurable performance improvements at scale.
Essential intelligence for utility operations leaders, asset managers, regulators, and investors focused on improving the efficiency and long-term reliability of water distribution systems — and recovering the value lost every day through underperforming networks.