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Plug pulled on leak detecting fibre in water pilot

Plug pulled on leak detecting fibre in water pilot

A project to rollout high speed internet to remote areas using water pipes has been discontinued after two years due to regulatory hurdles and challenges of working between telecoms and the water sector. The fibre in water project would have served the dual purpose of detecting leaks in supply pipes, however approval to rollout the tech was not granted

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