Effective management of water losses represents a key challenge for utilities worldwide. In this context, Water Loss 2026, the leading international conference on water loss management, will take place from April 26 to 29, 2026, in Rio de Janeiro.
The event, featuring the participation of ISOIL Industria as gold sponsor and exhibitor, offers a valuable opportunity for technical and strategic exchange among operators, researchers, and institutions committed to improving the efficiency of water infrastructure.
Creating synergies to tackle the challenge of water losses
Water losses in distribution networks represent a critical challenge globally. In many regions, a portion of the water supplied to the network does not reach end users, with higher losses observed in areas with aging or poorly maintained infrastructure.
This situation highlights the need for targeted interventions, based on reliable measurement and control technologies, to optimize network management and enhance overall efficiency — key topics that will be at the heart of Water Loss 2026.
Water Loss 2026 will bring together professionals from multiple countries to explore approaches, technologies, and methodologies for monitoring and reducing water losses.
The program includes technical sessions, applied workshops, and panel discussions, addressing both operational aspects and network management policies.
The conference will also provide structured opportunities to present case studies, field experiences, and solutions already implemen
ted in real-world contexts, fostering the exchange of best practices among international operators.
The choice of Rio de Janeiro, a globally recognized hub, encourages participation from operators and companies from around the world.
Focus on network monitoring, maintenance and management
Key topics covered at Water Loss 2026 include:
- Continuous monitoring and remote control: leveraging sensors and IoT for 24/7 network surveillance.
- Proactive leak detection: advanced techniques to identify failures before they become critical.
- Pressure management: optimizing pressure to reduce stress on infrastructure.
- Asset management: data-driven maintenance planning to optimize investments (CAPEX and OPEX).
Come and meet ISOIL Industria: we will share our expertise and showcase innovative solutions for fluid measurement and control, designed to make water networks smarter, more efficient, and resilient; or contact us for more information.