In today’s COVID-19 world, remote water system monitoring and analytics is more important than ever. The reorganization of life-home-work patterns, the restructuring of operational workflows, and the reduction of commercial and industrial operations are all reshaping demand patterns, leading to unexpected operational events. With compounding factors such as fewer staff to analyze data, increased data […]
Elk Grove Village Goes High Tech on Water System
The Village of Elk Grove has announced the launch of a strategic partnership with Aquify, an Exelon company, to implement a modern, high tech solution for the Village’s drinking water distribution network. Elk Grove Village is home to the largest consolidated Business Park in North America and strives to be on the leading edge for […]
Elk Grove Village Water Monitoring System Goes Live In August
A new partnership is expected to save Elk Grove Village and its water customers hundreds of thousands of dollars a year through leak detection and water conservation. The water monitoring system through Aquify, an Exelon company, uses additional sensor technology on “smart” water meters to more precisely identify and locate water system leaks. The equipment, […]
Elk Grove Village, Illinois Partners with Aquify to Apply New High Tech Water Monitoring System
We are excited to announce that Elk Grove Village has entered into a strategic partnership with Aquify to implement our new, robust (and we like to think, game-changing) monitoring and analytics program for their drinking water network. Elk Grove Village, located 20 miles northwest of Chicago, is home to 35,000 residents, 5,600 businesses and North […]
Smart Grid Lessons
Smart Grid Lessons for Illinois Water Utilities Here in Illinois, the name Exelon is often associated with our electric utility ComEd, which provides service to 4.2 million customers across the northern part of the state. ComEd was one of the early leaders of the ‘smart grid’ revolution that helped digitize and modernize utility infrastructure. By […]
Modernizing the water “grid”
The underground pipes and systems that deliver water to our homes and businesses are old, and they’re failing at an alarming rate. Aquify was established to help municipalities and communities reduce their likelihood of water main breaks, meet energy efficiency goals, increase operational efficiency, and more.