Amman Smart Water Metering (Miyahuna/Itron NRW Reduction)

Miyahuna, the Jordan Water Company serving Amman and the Zarqa and Madaba provinces, has been rolling out Itron ultrasonic smart water meters since the mid-2010s to combat non-revenue water (NRW) — a critical issue given Jordan's severe water scarcity and intermittent supply. Per Itron's own announcements, an initial batch of ultrasonic meters was installed starting around 2015, and the program was expanded in 2018 with roughly 76,000 additional Intelis ultrasonic meters plus a three-year data-analytics services contract, with meters designed to withstand intermittent supply and detect leaks and tampering. Jordan Times separately reported that the meters are fitted with a recorder capable of detecting tampering attempts, aimed at limiting illegal connections and water loss.

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