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IoT's role in the energy transition  - Power Technology - Vimarsana News

IoT's role in the energy transition  - Power Technology

The intermittent nature of renewables complicates the energy transition, but IoT offers security through forecasting and predictive maintenance.

City of DeSoto SOLICITATION NUMBER: RFQ-2024-009 - Vimarsana News

City of DeSoto SOLICITATION NUMBER: RFQ-2024-009

The City of DeSoto, Texas is accepting sealed qualifications for Supervisory Control & Data Acquisition (SCADA) Support

SCADA Market to grow by USD 4.25 billion from 2022 to 2027; Increasing adoption in the manufacturing industry to drive the growth - Vimarsana News

SCADA Market to grow by USD 4.25 billion from 2022 to 2027; Increasing adoption in the manufacturing industry to drive the growth

/PRNewswire/ -- The SCADA market is expected to grow by USD 4.25 billion between 2022 and 2027. However, the growth momentum of the market will progress at a...

DEWA's Smart Ball technology saves 243 million gallons of water and AED 9.66 million in 2023 - Business - Energy - Emirates24 - Vimarsana News

DEWA's Smart Ball technology saves 243 million gallons of water and AED 9.66 million in 2023 - Business - Energy - Emirates24

 Dubai Electricity and Water Authority (DEWA) utilises innovation and the latest disruptive technologies in detecting leaks in the water transmission underground pipelines. This helped DEWA save 243 million gallons of water and AED 9.66 million in 2023. D

State Supreme Court dumps Judge Christopher from child custody case - Vimarsana News

State Supreme Court dumps Judge Christopher from child custody case

In the High Court ruling, justices write that Christopher “erred as a matter of law” and caused a “gross injustice” by abruptly removing the child from his mother’s custody, giving full custody to the father for the next five years and barring the mother from all contact with her son.