A TAG+ workshop was run by Isle Utilities on the 17th May 2013 in partnership with the Water Services Association of Australia (WSAA) and the Australian Department of Industry. The objectives of this workshop was to provide Australian SMEs with a direct connection to their potential customers in the municipal water sector in order to better understand their customer’s needs and gain feedback about their technology’s value proposition. Andzac was one of the presenting companies and we are delighted to announce the completion of a successful trial and impending sale of their technology, as detailed in the testimonial here.

The Water Environment Research Foundation (WERF), has entered into a partnership with Isle Inc., an independent technology and innovation consultancy specializing in clean technologies. Under the agreement, WERF will work with Isle to develop research and demonstrations of technologies that can accelerate innovation in the water industry.

Michael Baran joins Isle Inc. as Business Development Manager and will be based near Houston, Texas.

ZAPS Technologies have developed the LiquID instrument, a real-time, broad-spectrum water quality analyser with applications in water and wastewater.

EU TAG 5 was hosted at ACQUEAU’s headquarters in Brussels, and has seen the attendance of 13 water utilities representatives from across EU and a great engagement from some recent members.

The 35th TAG meeting took place in London on the 4th June 2014. Aqualogy, Anglian Water, Welsh Water, Scottish Water, Severn Trent Water, Northumbrian Water, Southern Water, Thames Water, United Utilities, Wessex Water and Xylem were in attendance.

Isle has recently undertaken a remote sensing trial for a UK leading water utility to explore and validate the potential application of thermal imaging from an aerial perspective.