Collaboration Provides Affordable and Accessible Next-Generation Intelligent Water Technologies and Services to Improve Sustainability and
Continuous, secure system monitoring
Our analysts watch and analyze your water distribution system 24/7 so you know what’s happening when it happens.
Analytics & insight without added staff or capital
From sensors to software to people, you get AI-enabled analytics without having to add staff or procure assets.
The easiest way to modernize your water infrastructure
Leveraging Exelon’s utility smart grid expertise and resources will help you transition to a more connected, data-driven community/utility.
Save water and lower costs
Identify leaks before they surface, avoid costly main-breaks and extend asset life. Reduce non-revenue water, get recurring operational benefits and increase customer satisfaction.
An extension of your staff
Aquify’s Network Operations Center (NOC) analysts operate as an ‘extension of your staff’. We support your existing workforce with a 24/7 utility monitoring staff and analytics experts.
Shared service model
Aquify levels the playing field and makes it easy for municipalities of all sizes to realize the benefits of internal and external datasets and advanced analytics through a unique shared service model.
Protect your investment
Monitor and maintain your pipes, pumps and valves and extract additional value from your existing SCADA, Asset Management and AMI or AMR systems and data.
Data-driven government
Find & prevent leaks
Happier residents
Lower water costs
Improved operations
Reduce water loss
Latest news
Strategic Alliance Between Exelon’s Aquify and TaKaDu Brings Advanced Digitization and Analytics to U.S. Water Utilities
Innovative alliance will improve the U.S. water sector by allowing utilities of all sizes to digitize drinking water system distribution networks
Buffalo Grove, IL Expands Aquify Water Monitoring Service
The Village of Buffalo Grove announced plans to expand their water distribution system monitoring program with Aquify to gain more visibility of their
World Water Loss Day by the Numbers
As governments, organizations and companies around the world reflect on the importance of World Water Loss Day, we are thinking about the impact of
Village of Skokie Brings High Tech Innovation to Drinking Water System Management
Aquify is thrilled to announce that the Village of Skokie, Illinois is now leveraging the resources of one of the nation’s largest energy companies to
Water Utilities Remain Targets of Cyber Attacks
U.S. water, electric and gas utilities have faced an ongoing problem with hackers for years. These cyberattacks typically involve ransomware, which
Virtual Event to Feature Innovators Supporting Water Utilities With Digital Solutions
Water utilities, civic leaders, and industrial end-users of water technology who are facing water-related challenges can benefit from the next Current
High Tech Water System Now Live in Elk Grove Village
Elk Grove Village has moved into its final stage of implementing a modern, high tech solution for the Village’s drinking water distribution network.
Aquify Named to the 2020 Engaging Local Government Leaders Haverford List
Aquify was recently recognized as one of the Top 25 Companies Serving Local Government by Engaging Local Government Leaders (ELGL), a national
Artificial Intelligence (AI) & Automation Can Give Water Utilities an Upper Hand in Optimizing Distribution System Operations
In today’s COVID-19 world, remote water system monitoring and analytics is more important than ever. The reorganization of life-home-work patterns,
