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World Water Day is a moment to pause and reflect on something that can easily be taken for granted.

After more than a decade of relative stability, electricity demand is on the rise—and so is the pressure to build, upgrade and maintain the infrastructure that delivers it.

Today’s utilities are managing unprecedented complexity, and Itron is committed to helping them focus on what matters most: keeping the lights on, infrastructure running and people safe.

Every summer along the Jersey Shore, a quiet challenge plays out after sunset.

Lewis-web.jpg Lewis T. Location: Liberty Lake, Washington, USA Q: What was your first job ever? A: My first job was as an agricultural farmhand in 2006. I was responsible for sorting and...

Vinifa W. Vinifa W. Location: Indonesia Q: What was your first job ever? A: In 2021, I graduated and landed my very first job at Itron. At the time, the world was facing the COVID-19 pandemic,...

A few words sum up the way we operate at Itron: do what’s right, even when it’s hard.

How water utilities are using timely insight and smart technology to drive conservation and sustainable water use

Each year on April 22, Earth Day invites us to reflect on our shared responsibility to protect the place we all call home—and to turn that reflection into action.

Revenue loss remains one of the most persistent challenges for utilities.