Hydrelis in the news

Côte-d'Or is implementing Hydrelis's ON'connect switch™ across all public middle schools to monitor and reduce water leaks, saving significant water and costs.

Hydrelis' ON’connect switch technology monitors and manages water leaks in Côte-d’Or public colleges, saving significant water and costs.

The Côte-d’Or Department is implementing Hydrelis' ON’connect switch™ technology in all its colleges to detect and manage water leaks, aiming to conserve water and reduce costs.

Hydrelis secured €2.3 million to expand its innovative water management solutions, targeting residential markets and international growth.

Hydrelis designs and sells patented, easy-to-install water leak detection and shut-off devices that reduce consumption and prevent damage across multiple sectors.

Hydrelis offers a smart water circuit breaker that detects leaks, enables remote control, and helps reduce water waste and costs for various clients.

Hydrelis' Switch Flow system detects and manages water leaks in real time, reducing water loss and costs, especially in older camping water networks.

Suez Ventures invested in Hydrelis to enhance smart water management solutions and support its international expansion.

Suez Ventures has acquired a stake in Hydrelis to integrate their smart water leak detection and remote shut-off technology into Suez's global service offering.

Connected devices like Grohe's Sense Guard and Hydrelis's Switch-Flow automate water leak detection and shutoff, enhancing water consumption management in buildings.

BNP Paribas supported Hydrelis, a connected water circuit breaker inventor, through its "Ma Pub Ici" advertising contest, featuring their innovation in a TV and web campaign.

Frédéric Dittmar, with a background in finance and leadership roles, is named CEO of Hydrelis.

Hydrelis appointed Frédéric Dittmar as CEO to lead growth of its water circuit breaker solutions that prevent water damage and monitor consumption.

Frédéric Dittmar joins Hydrelis as president to expand its water leak detection technology from professional clients to a consumer product for homes.

Hydrelis secured €2.3 million funding to expand sales of its water-saving circuit breakers to businesses, municipalities, and consumers, aiming to triple revenue by 2014.

Hydrelis developed a water leak prevention device reducing bills by up to 40%, now launching a residential version with new funding and international expansion plans.

Hydrelis creates autonomous water circuit breakers that detect leaks and manage consumption, achieving significant water savings for residential and professional users.

Hydrelis developed Clip-Flow, an active water flow management device, and after initial market missteps, now serves large companies and communities with international expansion on the horizon.

Most companies underestimate water management risks and costs, showing less vigilance compared to electricity despite potential shortages and financial impacts.

Water scarcity in France demands active, user-side water management systems to optimize consumption and reduce wastage across agriculture, communities, and industries.