SWAN Systems Expands Smart Water Management Across Sydney Councils

“We are excited to bring another council on board to maximise water efficiency,” said Tim Hyde, CEO of SWAN Systems. “This initiative reflects a growing commitment by local governments to use technology for better water stewardship, ensuring sustainable green spaces for communities while conserving vital resources.”

Ku-ring-gai Mayor Christine Kay:

“The partnership with SWAN Systems will assist the Council to manage its use of water in a much more targeted way and help progress our Net Zero goals of sustainable water use across the community.”

Woollahra General Manager, Craig Swift-McNair:

“Woollahra Council is very pleased to be participating in this initiative, which will see reductions in water use across our area and contribute to climate resilience.”

Google’s Global Water Stewardship Lead, Tara Varghese, added:

“Google’s water stewardship strategy focuses on three critical areas: enhancing stewardship across our campuses, replenishing the freshwater we consume back to its source watershed, and deploying technology to solve water security challenges. This collaboration with SWAN Systems demonstrated the power of predictive technology in action, proving how digital innovation can address water shortages.”

Jeffery Electronics, working with SWAN Systems and the Sydney Councils, delivering through its Cloudmaster irrigation control system.

Brett Jeffery, Jeffery Electronics:

“Jeffery Electronics is delighted to be working alongside both Woollahra and Ku-Ring-Gai Councils and SWAN Systems to achieve measurable water savings utilising the Council’s existing, web-based, Cloudmaster infrastructure.”