This week on Kurrantly: The development of the American national EV charger network is moving forward; Advanced Infrastructure is partnering with city councils and Scottish and Southern Electricity Networks to help the UK meet its net zero target. A large smart parking project has been attributed by the County of Virginia to eleven-x ; The results of Google's Air View initiative, which monitored Dublin City Council's air quality for 16 months have been released; A multi-million loan has been granted to Zunder by the European Investment Bank (EIB) to expand its EV network across Spain.

Here are the top picks of the week on Kurrantly: Madrid, Europe's largest waste collection project, is using Sensoneo's solution; meshify, a subsidiary of HSB Insurance, is connecting its leak and freeze detection sensors to with Amazon Sidewalk; SPTel Pte Ltd, a joint venture between ST Engineering and SP Group, is deploying Singapore's first #lorawan network; Purecontrol worked with Cobalt Water Global to lower Rennes Ville et Métropole's N2O gases; and Saint-Quentin-en-Yvelines chose Mobilize to implement five new mobility solutions.

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This week on Kurrantly we look at the latest V2X projects with Yunex Traffic and leTEC in Blegium and LACROIX City and Tisséo in Toulouse; Enedis is putting its electrical poles at the service of French communities to install Smart devices; Kallipr is equipping Sydney Water with sensors to prevent overflows and more…

This week on Kurrantly: Telekom Srbija is building a new NB-IoT network with Actility and Teri Engineering; Netmore is axpanding its LoRawan infrastructure to France; Auriga Services Limited is partnering with IOTICS to expand its Essential Sharing Network that it has piloted with Thames Water, UK Power Networks and London Fire Brigade; French independent water distributer Sogedo announces a 10 year partnership with UnaBiz.

This week on Kurrantly: Yorkshire Water, the water utility in northern of England, awards Connexin its advanced meter infrastructure, A E.U. project aims to demonstrate international data sharing in water sector, Xylem and Idrica are partnering to offer an integrated software and analytics platform, NGE Connect and KPMG are providing the Greater Reims with an hypervisor, FirstEnergy is inspecting it utility pole network with computer vision using Nvidia affiliate, Noteworthy AI’s software.

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The Municipal Council Of the region of Cairns is pursuing its smart water project with itron. 

The US Bureau of Reclamation is allocating $7 million for small-scale water efficiency projects across the west in the US. 

The Southern Taiwan city of Kaohsiung signed a US$1.5 million deal with Iveda for installing its Utilus Smart Poles and IoT related applications. 

Semtech completes the acquisition of Sierra Wireless. 

Turkish electricity company Enerjisa Enerji receives a multimillion loan package to upgrade its grid. 

The Southeastern Pennsylvania Transportation Authority (SEPTA) is rolling out a pilot program involving AI gun detection on subway platforms.

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This week on Kurrantly: Badger Meter's acquisition of Syrinix, an intriguing new use case for Lorawan with MachineQ, a Comcast Company and TOTO USA, the expansion of Smart Intersections in City of Chattanooga with Seoul Robotics, a purposeful IoT Device on display at CES by Rainforest Connection (RFCx) and Infineon Technologies, BT Group's investment in drone software company Altitude Angel, DPD Switzerland's use of POLLUTRACK on its fleet to monitor air quality, and the latest updates from Qatar General Electricity & Water Corporation (Kahramaa) which is installing AMI meters in collaboration with Siemens and vodaphone.

Welcome to Kurrantly, where each week we will tell you about the latest news from smart cities and IoT that have caught our attention. In this edition we look at the latest development around the 5g smart pole designed by Comptek Technologies and deployed by ZenFi Networks in the city of New York, EDF and ENGIE streetlighting project in the city of Abu Dhabi, the new funding raised by curb management specialized Startup Automotus, the New York Metropolitan Transportation Authority’s automated bus lane enforcement program with Hayden AI, The New City Operations Centre in the City of Edinburgh in Partnership with North and Telefonica’s involvement in rolling out the new connected V-16 beacons in spain.

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In this edition we look at air quality monitoring in the US City and County of Denver, new energy Regulations in Germany, Ubiik Inc. new success with 台灣電力股份有限公司 Taiwan Power Company, Singapore’s energy utility SP Group cooperation with PUB, Singapore's National Water Agency too help deploy its smart water meter program, Itron, Inc. new project with Baltimore Gas & Electric, LACROIX - City street lighting network project for the Flemish Region of Belgium, Hexagon AB’s deployment of its Digital Twin in the City of Cologne (Stadt Köln) and the new challenges that Angers Loire Métropole smart city program is facing.

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Welcome to Kurrantly, where each week we will tell you about the latest stories from smart cities and IoT that have caught our attention.

This week looked at #digitaltwins #teclo #streetlighting #ev #waste and #smartgrid including news from Warrington Borough Council, city of Stuttgart, City of Antwerp, City of Valencia, City of Stonnington, Hexagon AB, Fujitsu, Amazon Web Services (AWS), UnaBiz Quantela Inc. T-Mobile, Sparrow Analytics SA Pando2 AIRVANCE Group Keolis Group and Siemens

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