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Idrica is a Valencian technology company founded in 2019 as a spin-off of the water utility Global Omnium. Its GoAigua platform digitises water networks with leak detection, asset management and demand forecasting. Utilities in Europe, the Americas and the Middle East use the software to reduce water losses.
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Idrica receives the 2025 ESR distinction for its commitment to sustainability and social responsibility
Idrica México (GoAigua Mex S.A.) has been recognized for the second consecutive year with the 2025 Socially Responsible Company (ESR) Distinction, awarded by the Mexican Center for Philanthropy (CEMEFI). This distinction highlights the company's ongoing c
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The Tagus SAIH boosts its strategic role with new technological and operational upgrades
Against a background of increasing climate and regulatory pressures, the Tagus Water Authority (CHT) continues to upgrade its Automatic Hydrological Information System (SAIH in its Spanish acronym) as a key tool for managing water resources and preventing
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Digital transformation of irrigated agriculture in the Middle East
The Middle East, covering almost 7.3 million km2 and with an estimated population of more than 500 million, is one of the world's key regions. Yet it is also fraught with challenges. On top of the armed conflicts in some areas which are impacting the Worl
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Key factors in forecasting and managing floods in rivers and urban areas
Experts agree that global warming is the main cause of more frequent and intense flooding. According to data published by Oxfam Intermón, the number of disasters caused by floods and droughts in the ten most affected countries has increased dramatically,
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Five key areas in which Artificial Intelligence is set to transform water management in 2025
Water management is one of the most pressing environmental challenges that needs to be addressed at present. The World Economic Forum points to climate change, population growth and deficiencies in planning and land use as major contributors to the deteri
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