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New Mexico Satellite Leak Detection Program Expansion

Sector: Water Supply and Storage • Location: New Mexico, United States of America

Source: Smart Water Magazine

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ASTERRA has entered into a four-year agreement with the state of New Mexico to expand the use of its ASTERRA Recover technology, a satellite-based system that detects hidden underground drinking water leaks. The program supports New Mexico's Fifty-Year Water Action Plan to reduce water loss and improve water resilience, focusing on community drinking water systems, especially small and rural utili

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Sector
Water Supply and Storage, Telecommunications, Government
Location
New Mexico, United States of America
Updated
22 Jul 2026
Source
Smart Water Magazine

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The project “New Mexico Satellite Leak Detection Program Expansion” is an infrastructure initiative in the Water Supply and Storage sector, located in New Mexico, United States of America. Taiyo aggregates data on it from Smart Water Magazine.

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ASTERRA has entered into a four-year agreement with the state of New Mexico to expand the use of its ASTERRA Recover technology, a satellite-based system that detects hidden underground drinking water leaks. The program supports New Mexico's Fifty-Year Water Action Plan to reduce water loss and improve water resilience, focusing on community drinking water systems, especially small and rural utilities.

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New Mexico

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Water Supply and Storage, Telecommunications, Government

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2025-11-24

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