ASTERRA: 75,000 leaks found with satellite tech

ASTERRA, which uses satellite leak detection technology to aid utilities in reducing water loss, announced recently it had located its 75,000th water leak using its Recover water leak detection service.

The company says the leak was found in the United States, in the water system of the Illinois Village of Schaumburg. According to ASTERRA, finding and resolving 75,000 leaks worldwide represents a total savings of approximately 276,000 million gallons of water, 176,640 metric tons in reduced carbon dioxide emissions, and an energy savings of 690,000 MWH, all in support of United Nations Sustainable Development Goals.

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