While smart water metering can unlock significant gains, success isn’t always guaranteed. We decided to bring water industry experts together to find out how to make your smart water metering programme go with a swing in our forthcoming webinar in partnership with Arqiva.
Sign up to learn about:
- Smart water meter technology choices
- Why smart water metering is about much more than just the meter
- The importance of rich data sources and flexible financing
- Why a robust smart water metering supply chain is crucial for success
Speakers include:
Doug Spencer, head of smart metering, Anglian Water
Doug has worked at Anglian for over 30 years, primarily on water distribution; quality, leakage and water use monitoring and analysis. Over the last eight years he has led the programme to take Anglian from proof of concept to company-wide roll-out of AMI.
Oluseyi Onifade, strategic programme manager, UK Water Industry Research
Oluseyi started her career in the water industry at Laing O’Rourke on Thames Water’s Victorian Mains Replacement Programme, before moving to South East Water, where she delivered the flagship Compulsory Metering Programme in which more than 90% of South East Water’s domestic customers had a water meter fitted. Oluseyi joined UK Water Industry Research in 2019 and oversees delivery of five research themes, including Halving Abstractions and Zero Leakage.
John Lillistone, director, market development, Arqiva
At Arqiva, John is driven to stay ahead of its fastest growing, and most rapidly changing business – utilities services. He combines Arqiva’s technological innovation with the skills from an exceptional team to exceed customer expectations. Accommodating change and new opportunities has shaped John’s experience – from working in complex IT solutions, aerospace manufacturing and electronic engineering; to leadership roles in the telecoms industry, he is constantly adapting to the challenges in front of him.
Andrew Tucker, demand reduction manager, Thames Water
Andrew is responsible for strategic direction of water savings through smart metering, water efficiency and customer engagement. He was previously Thames Water’s head of water efficiency. Key responsibilities include delivering water efficiency targets across London and Thames Valley.
Want to supercharge your smart water metering programme? Register now.