Solutions

• Precision Greening

  • Advanced irrigation management. Think public open space irrigation; crops grown with more yield and less water, less fertiliser and less energy; ecological infrastructure optimising water use and the health of rivers and wetlands. Broader than smart application, precision greening covers delivery, application, sensing, simulation, communications and control.

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    The Big Salt Bust

    Australian Water Environments (AWE) works extensively in the field of salt interception in recognition of the Australian community’s desire to restore the River Murray.

    
    
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    Sentek Helps Santos Create Clean Energy

    Santos is one of Australia’s leading gas producers, supplying Australian and Asian customers. The growth of the coal seam gas (CSG) sector represents a major opportunity to help Australia and the region move to a cleaner, less carbon-intensive future.

    
    
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    $2m in orange savings!

    Orange-co owns and manages nearly 16,000 acres of citrus groves and has forged a reputation as one of Florida’s leading citrus fruit producers.

    
    
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    1.8 billion litres of water saved

    Current estimates reveal that the use of BioCentral’s products PolyCom™, a polymer based material stabilising water additive, and DustChek™, a biodegradable ecologically safe dust suppressant, in the local government and mining sectors has saved approximately 1.8 billion litres of water in three years.

    
    
• Water Creation

  • Diversifying sources of water. Think demand management, rainwater harvesting, wastewater reuse, urban stormwater harvesting, desalination and managed aquifer recharge.

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    SA companies help build $43bn Barrow Island infrastructure

    Two South Australian water companies are delivering water creation solutions for Australia’s largest natural gas infrastructure project on Barrow Island in Western Australia.

    
    
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    McLaren Vale grape growers save 70% on mains water prices

    By recycling we will be able to save a further 500 million litres of costly and valuable potable water annually which was previously used for irrigation.

    
    
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    Leak Busters Save Millions

    Australia is enjoying millions of dollars in water savings from advanced water leakage detection and repair programs.

    
    
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    It's only natural

    While global corporations talk of triple bottom line outcomes, the City of Salisbury in Adelaide’s northern suburbs has achieved just that - a sustainable environment, economy and community through Australia’s first integrated water creation management system.

    
    
• Leading Change

  • Creating a different water future. Think independent economic regulation, competition policy, Public Private Partnerships, research and product development, water sector professional development and community education.

• Risk Proofing

  • Managing future risks and decision support. Think managing water quality in harsh conditions, market based water trading systems, exploring the nexus of energy and water, advanced social, environmental and economic scenario modelling and optimisation.

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    Viva Las Vegas

    Las Vegas Valley Water District implemented an Energy and Water Quality Management System (EWQMS) using a daily hydraulic model that realised significant reduction in energy costs and improved water quality in its distribution system.

    
    
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    What is smart water pricing?

    An effective and fair water pricing policy is a challenge water utilities and governments are grappling with around the world as they try to develop water pricing that is sensitive to community affordability, generate sufficient revenue to maintain and invest in providing safe, reliable water, while also engaging users by rewarding water efficiency.

    
    
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    Resources Sector Chooses EnviroSys

    Companies within the mining, oil and gas industries rely heavily on water. It is critical that this precious resource is managed responsibly in order for them to maintain their licence to operate.

    
    
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    Dealing with future water uncertainty

    If it wasn’t for the option of water trading many Australian irrigators would not have been able to access water and continue to produce crops during recent years of low water availability.