Are you interested in learning how Anglian Water is leading the way in climate resilience through digital innovation?

Join Spring and Anglian Water on Tuesday, 12th November to delve into how the Climate Resilience Demonstrator (CReDo) project is addressing the challenges of extreme heat and climate impacts on critical infrastructure using advanced data sharing and digital twin technology.

The UK water sector is beginning to understand extreme heat’s effects on asset failure, with limited knowledge of the cascading impact on interconnected utility infrastructure. As record temperatures continue to rise, the need for effective resilience planning becomes increasingly urgent. Are you a water industry professional seeking to better understand how extreme heat can affect your assets?

The CReDo project brings together key infrastructure networks to collaborate and share data, creating a connected digital twin that enhances prediction, response, and management of extreme weather events. This project is helping Anglian Water and its partners build a more resilient and adaptable infrastructure, ensuring a stronger defence against the challenges of climate change.

The project team from Anglian Water and Connected Places Catapult will showcase how the CReDo project serves as a foundation for informed decision-making, collaboration, and increased climate resilience across the sector and beyond, sharing key learnings, challenges, and an implementation guide.

What you’ll learn:

• Digital Twin Technology: How digital twins are transforming climate resilience in infrastructure networks.
• Data Collaboration: The crucial role of data sharing between sectors to gain a complete view of climate impacts.
• Resilience in Action: How Anglian Water is using the CReDo project to future-proof its infrastructure.

If you or your organisation is interested in exploring how the CReDo project is driving innovation in climate resilience, register today!