Smart Environment W | Water IND-44

Buildings with Smart Water Meter

Tracks the deployment of Advanced Metering Infrastructure (AMI) for water consumption in urban buildings. Led by Air Selangor, the initiative enables remote monitoring and significant non-revenue water reduction.

In Progress Level 3 Target
Current Performance
Target
100 units
Baseline Year
Target Year
Lead Agency
Update Cycle
Last Updated

Performance Progress

Overall Achievement 50%
Baseline: units Target: 100 units

Indicator Overview

This indicator evaluates the adoption of smart water metering across the city’s built environment. Spearheaded by Air Selangor, the IoT-enabled AMI program empowers facilities with real-time consumption data while systematically mitigating non-revenue water losses.

Indicator Requirements

Numerator

Number of buildings in the city with smart water meters.

Denominator

Total number of buildings in the city.

Evidence Requirements (Auditor Checklist)

Indicator 85 = A / B X 100 A. Numerator : Please state the number of buildings in the city with smart water meters (public and commercial and industrial buildings) for the assessment year. (upload document) B. Denominator : Please state the total number of buildings in the city for the assessment year. (upload document)

Delivered By

Initiatives actively contributing to this indicator's achievement.

Smart Water Meter Air Selangor
Fasa Pilot

Transforming into a digital water utility, Air Selangor's AMI Smart Water Meter Programme leverages IoT technology for on-demand remote meter reading — improving operational efficiency, ensuring employee safety, and systematically reducing non-revenue water (NRW) losses across the service area

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Standards Reference

ISO Ref.
MS ISO 37122:2019
Indicator ID
IND-44
Category
W - Water
Data Source

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