What's Included In The 2025 Post-Conference Report Package?

There are two ways to access the post-conference materials: Full Package (361-page report + full video/audio library + all available slide decks) or Presentation/Video Material only. 

What the 361-Page Report Includes

The report compiles every available presentation transcription, Q&A, and all released slide packs, then layers structured analysis on top. It’s designed to be the definitive public resource on non-household smart metering in 2025—with presentation-by-presentation insights and a whole conference-level synthesis. 

For each individual presentation you also get: operator next steps and practical takeaways plus vendor/solution-provider considerations—where suppliers can help de-risk, add capability, and unlock value as signalled by the speaker’s evidence. This dual lens keeps buyers and builders aligned on what’s real, what’s viable, and what pays back. 

Roadmaps: Immediate Priorities and Longer-Term Shifts

We also separate near-term priorities (12–24 months) from longer-term (to 2030) goals. Example: in 2025, leakage and continuous-flow detection are immediate opportunities from NHH smart meters; the next 12 months are about scaling interventions nationally and standardising definitions and triggers. Longer-term, value comes from linking continuous-flow alerts to automated workflows, including retailer notifications that enable targeted efficiency incentives and bill-shock mitigation. 

Analysis For Vendors 

For example, in the report, the vendor analysis assesses  connectivity and commissioning reliability, data-to-action translation, anomaly detection, and future-tariff readiness/bill-shock mitigation as recurring demand themes. If you’re assessing capability build-out for the non-household market, this section highlights precisely where and why customers will pay for outcomes. What are the new opportunities for smart metering and connectivity vendors in 2026 and what are the specific nuances of the NHH market - is one basic question the report addresses. 

All insights are sourced directly from presentations or Q&A—no outside or secondary sources —because the two-day conference produced sufficient data, benchmarks, and operator reality to stand on its own. Where roundtable sessions were under Chatham House (e.g., Day 2 Q&A), we’ve respected the format while reflecting the non-attributed learning in the synthesis. 

Navigate by Topic, Speaker, or Need

In the report, a table of contents with page numbers lets you jump straight to specific presentations, themes, or decisions you’d like further insight on. That way teams can dip in and out of the resource and still keep the full strategic picture in view. 

Feedback From Utilities and Vendors Worldwide Who Are Investing 

Global buyers—from CEOs of water utilities and vendors across areas as diverse as Africa, New Zealand, Australia, and India to specialist vendor teams—have purchased prior packs because the read-watch-listen format compresses time and preserves nuance. If you couldn’t attend or missed the stream, you still capture the full learning curve and apply it with your teams. 

Summary: The Most Complete Public Resource Available

Thanks to the calibre of speakers, attendees, and sponsors, this is likely the most detailed publicly available resource on non-household smart metering. If you’re entering or scaling in this market, the pack gives you the facts, frameworks, and next actions to move now—and a 2030 line-of-sight to build toward.