Controlling water consumption in parks and gardens in the city of London is a fundamental measure to ensure the efficient and sustainable use of this natural resource. To achieve this, an advanced system has been implemented that consists of installing communication modules in existing water meters within the city’s water infrastructure.
These modules allow the collection of real-time data on water consumption in different green areas, facilitating the detection of possible leaks, excessive use of the resource or inefficient consumption patterns. Thanks to this technology, municipal authorities can optimize the irrigation of parks and gardens, establishing water saving strategies without compromising the well-being of green areas or the quality of the urban environment.
In addition, the monitoring system enables more transparent and efficient water management, contributing to environmental sustainability and promoting the responsible use of natural resources in London. With this initiative, the city reinforces its commitment to technological innovation applied to environmental care, ensuring better water management in its public spaces.
