Conference
Securing Asia’s Water Future: Innovating for Reduced Water Loss and Non-Revenue Water
Asia faces significant environmental challenges, with water loss and carbon emissions being at the forefront. Water scarcity and pollution are exacerbated by rapid urbanization, industrial growth, and climate change. Simultaneously, carbon emissions continue to rise, contributing to global warming and environmental degradation.
Asian countries are making significant strides in managing water loss and reducing carbon emissions through innovative technologies, strategic policies, and public engagement. Collaboration among nations, along with international support, will be crucial in overcoming these environmental challenges and ensuring a sustainable future for the region.
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DIGITAL WATER, AI AND SMART NETWORK
OPTIMISATION
ADVANCED LEAKAGE TECHNOLOGIES
DIGITAL SMART METERING
NRW CASE STUDIES
SMART ASSET MANAGEMENT
LEAKAGE DETECTION
PRESSURE CONTROL AND METER
MANAGEMENT
NRW MANAGEMENT
WaterLoss Asia 2024 in Numbers
The recently concluded Water Loss Asia 2024 (WLA 2024), hosted at the Royale Chulan Hotel in Kuala Lumpur, brought togerther a diverse assembly of over 415 international delegates, experts, policymakers, and industry leaders from 21 countries, including Malaysia, Australia, the United Kingdom, Thailand and Singapore. Themed “Asian Perspectives on Water Loss Management and Carbon Reduction,” this biennial event highlighted the urgent need to tackle water loss and mitigate carbon emissions across Asia-an-non-revenue water (NRW).
Complementing the conference, the Water Loss Asia 2024 Exhibition attracted an impressive 4,175 trade visitors, providing a vibrant platform for technology providers, solution innovators, utilities, and industry stakeholders to showcase cutting-edge products, exchange knowledge, and foster strategic collaborations that support sustainable water management across the region.
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WaterLoss Asia 2026
20-22 October 2026
Securing Asia’s Water Future: Innovating for Reduced Water Loss and Non-Revenue Water