The Global Customer Metering Strategies Summit 2007 examines case studies from utility practitioners worldwide – they describe their research and implementation programmes for customer metering and water demand management. Together, these programmes form a strategy for restoring diminishing resources in increasingly water stressed areas of the world. You will hear how expert practitioners from water utilities worldwide have faced these problems and have developed strategies to overcome them. During a time when many global water organisations are facing droughts and source restrictions, this is an essential, must-attend event for all global water companies.
You will gain a detailed insight into cutting edge technology developments: for example:
- What are the results from the latest advanced metering trials?
- How can AMR benefit customer and utility alike?
- What are the added value benefits?
- What lessons can we learn for the gas and electricity sectors?
- Exclusive research findings on the impact of tariffs on demand
- Overviews of the latest ‘cutting edge’ technologies for customer metering, including the benefits of radio communication and the options for data handling and management
- Looking to the future – what technologies are needed to synchronise readings from other utilities and home appliances?
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| PWD’s Commissioner is highly supportive of two of his key staff making presentations at the Global Customer Metering Strategies Summit…. . . More |

Tim Waldron
CEO
Wide Bay Water, Australia

Mary Ann Dickinson
Executive Director
California Urban Water Conservation Council, USA

Helen Twelves
Head of Supply Demand Balance
OFWAT

Paul Wright
Head of Economic Regulation Branch
Water Supply and Regulation Division, DEFRA

Rob Westcott
Head, Demand Management Unit
Environment Agency

Stephen Galea St John
Chief Officer, Water Operations
Malta Water Services Corporation

Mandla Xulu
Project Manager
Water Cycle Department, Rand Water

Stephen Junod
Director of Revenue Protection Program
Philadelphia Water Department, USA

Michael Hogan
Deputy Director of Field Operations
Philadelphia Water Department, USA

Dr. Zakaria Al Soufi
AMR Consultant
Abu Dhabi Water and Electricity Authority

Hussein Ahmed Ali
Senior Project Engineer
Automation Control and Telecom, Qatar General Electricity and Water Corporation, Kharamaa

Abdul Hamid Janahi
Manager
Electricity Projects, Qatar General Electricity and Water Corporation, Kharamaa

Severine Dinghem
Deputy Director
Compagnie des Eaux de Paris
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