Altereo in the news

Altereo expands its water and infrastructure engineering activities in Rouen to address growing challenges faced by local authorities and public operators.

Limoges uses Altereo's AI software to analyze decades of water network data, predict pipe failures, and optimize maintenance scheduling.

Altereo's subsidiary Hydrétudes won a national engineering award for the Isère Amont project, which innovatively combines flood protection with ecological restoration and community engagement.

Altereo, supported by Cerema, develops OMNI-DIAG, a multi-thematic territorial diagnostic tool aiding local authorities in sustainable land and water management, including urban heat analysis.

Altereo acquired Hydrétudes to enhance its river management expertise and expand its market presence.

Altereo expands into mountain water resource management by acquiring Hydrétudes, forming a 28 million euro group with 300 specialists.

Altereo is undergoing a Management Buy-Out as founder Christian Laplaud transfers all remaining shares.

Hydrétudes, a water engineering firm, has joined the Altereo group, enhancing its environmental engineering expertise.

Altereo won a regional innovation award for their digital stormwater and urban planning management solution.

Altereo won a regional innovation award for their digital stormwater and urban planning management solution.

Altereo is enhancing employee engagement and expanding internationally while innovating AI and GIS solutions for water infrastructure management and asset optimization.

Altereo restructures leadership and capital, launches a 4.5-day workweek, and pursues growth through innovation and acquisitions in water engineering and environmental consulting.

Altereo uses AI to predict water network failures, leading to significant growth and international expansion, while planning to hire 50 new employees in 2022.

Altereo is overseeing the compliance work for Hazebrouck's non-standard sanitation network.

Altereo's AI-based HPO solution predicts and prevents failures in aging water networks, significantly reducing leaks and environmental impact.

G2C group rebrands as Altereo, reporting 12% revenue growth in 2017 and expanding its leadership and workforce to support international development.

Altereo launched HpO®, an AI-driven tool to optimize and prioritize investments in renewing aging potable water networks, reducing water loss and improving efficiency.

Altereo is implementing a French-funded project to improve Keetmanshoop's water supply system and reduce losses through diagnostic analysis and capacity-building.