Ecoflow visit to Melbourne
Our team enjoyed a visit with Loren Madden from Ecoflow in Melbourne last week to talk about all things pressure sewer.
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WSAA’s Adam Lovell shares insights in industry challenges at WatersEdge
We enjoyed hearing from Water Services Association of Australia (WSAA)’s Executive Director Adam Lovell at WatersEdge this week. Adam shared insights on key challenges and opportunities facing the Australian and New Zealand water industry.
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Providing hardship assistance through rainwater tanks
Our Priority Plumbing team are proud to be supporting South East Water’s Rainwater Tank Hardship Assistance program by providing rainwater tanks and digital meters for Dynamic Housing.
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Priority Plumbing’s rain to hot water system installations at Aquarevo
Our Priority Plumbing team are busy installing South East Water’srain to hot water systems at Aquarevo as new customers get ready to move into their new homes.
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Advanced BlokAid® now in action along the Great Ocean Road
Barwon Water recently started trialling the solution at 15 locations along the Lorne foreshore to ease the threat of blockages and overflows in the popular seaside town.
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OneBox® delivers cleaner beaches to coastal communities
Summer is a busy time for Victoria’s Mornington Peninsula, with thousands of visitors flocking to the popular seaside towns between Rye and Portsea throughout December and January. The roll-out of OneBox®-controlled pressure sewer systems as part of the Peninsula ECO project in the region is not only creating cleaner groundwater, …
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A big year for Iota
2019 has been a great year for our team. We’ve launched new products, expanded our business to reach Southeast Asia and Europe, and made an impact in Fiji and Indonesia by helping to develop safe sanitation systems for informal settlements – just to name a few activities.
Thanks for putting your trust in Iota and from the whole team, …
Aquarevo development featured on Destination Happiness
Great to see South East Water and Villawood Properties’ Aquarevo development featured on Destination Happiness last week. The segment highlighted the water and energy saving initiatives at the development that are powered by OneBox® and TankTalk® and are designed to reduce drinking water usage by up to 70 per cent – that’s the equivalent of 1.2 million showers. …
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Melbourne Water wins Stormwater Victoria award
Congratulations to Melbourne Water for taking home the Stormwater Victoria award for their ‘Enhancing our Dandenong Creek’ project at last week’s Stormwater Victoria 2019 Awards for Excellence. The project aims to improve amenity and liveability, reduce stormwater pollution, create habitats for native fish and manage the impact of non-compliant wet weather sewage outflows into the creek. …
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Introducing Ashlea Elias.
Introducing the newest member to the Iota Marketing team, Ashlea Elias.
Ashlea joined us as Marketing Manager in October 2019. Ashlea brings 10 years’ experience as an all-round Marketer in roles across both the B2B and B2C customer space. Starting her career with BMW Finance, Ashlea then moved on to Mobil to apply her skills to the oil industry. …
Iota launches Advanced BlokAid® sewer network solution
We’re thrilled to announce our Advanced BlokAid® solution is now available commercially for water and wastewater organisations around Australia, New Zealand and beyond.
Developed and proven by South East Water, Advanced BlokAid® is an IoT-enabled device designed to help utilities monitor the health of a gravity sewer network. …
BDM Jason Morris at Australian Water Association’s QWater conference
Our Business Development Director Jason Morris is at Australian Water Association’s QWater conference in sunny Queensland this week. This year’s conference theme, the ‘SDGs in Our Own Backyard’, involves looking at how the water industry in Queensland can take action. It’s a great opportunity to speak with Queensland’s utilities about how some of our solutions are contributing to the SDGs, …
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“We need to understand what is happening in our stormwater drains, so we can identify what is part of our expected flow patterns – and what isn’t.”
Heath Baker
Senior Planning Engineer, Melbourne Water
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