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News · 28 September 2026

Divako included in Berg Insight’s smart water metering report

Divako is included in the fifth edition of Berg Insight’s Smart Water Metering in Europe and North America. It is a welcome milestone for our team and the work we do with utilities and municipalities.

Book mockup based on the report cover — Smart Water Metering in Europe and North America, 5th Edition, 2026

Software for smart water metering

The publicly available table of contents lists Divako in section 4.3.2, under “Software solution providers”. The report was published in June 2026, with an announcement distributed by Research and Markets on GlobeNewswire on 12 August.

From meter readings to everyday operations

Divako connects meters across manufacturers and communication networks, brings their readings into one platform, and makes the data available for monitoring, alerts and billing. Our focus is practical: helping utilities use their metering data while keeping their choice of devices and networks open.

See how this approach supports smart water metering in Stavanger, or explore our smart water metering platform.

Where Divako is listed

Both pages list Divako by name. The research is published by Berg Insight; Research and Markets distributes the report and issued the announcement.

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News 16 Jun 2026

Stavanger chooses data freedom for smart water metering

Norway's energy capital signs a framework agreement for remote-read water metering on Divako – choosing an open, vendor-neutral platform that keeps data ownership and hardware choice in the municipality's hands. Phase one swaps ~3,000 mechanical meters and adds 2,300 smart units, with room to scale past 50,000 homes.

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