Government bodies
Connected infrastructure with clear visibility and practical operational support.
Your challenges
Managing essential community infrastructure
Local and state government bodies manage growing demand across water, energy and transport infrastructure. Intellihub provides smart water metering, EV charging and embedded network capability to support this shift. Services include device supply, installation, communications, data delivery and ongoing support, helping councils and agencies improve visibility of usage, manage shared assets and respond to issues across community networks.
Our approach combines field delivery, digital infrastructure and data services, allowing government bodies to plan, deploy and operate multi-utility services with clear oversight and cost control.
Supporting efficient public services at scale
As population growth, electrification and resource constraints increase, government bodies need accurate, timely data and reliable infrastructure. Intellihub helps replace manual processes with connected systems that improve day-to-day operations and long-term planning. This makes it easier to manage water usage, support public EV charging and oversee shared energy infrastructure, while supporting regulatory expectations around transparency, resource efficiency and service reliability.
How Intellihub helps
Services built for government bodies
Connected infrastructure and services that improve visibility, support efficient operations and enable better planning and management of essential assets.
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Smart metering
Smart water metering
Reliable digital water data supporting accurate billing, faster operational response and better long-term planning. -
Distributed energy resources
EV charging
EV charging solutions for home, work and on the go. From feasibility and supply through to installation, ongoing support and network management.
The outcomes
What government bodies can expect
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Improved network visibility
Interval data across water, energy and EV charging infrastructure provides a clear view of usage and demand, supporting better decision-making across planning, operations and community programs. It also enables earlier detection of leaks, faults or abnormal consumption patterns.
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More accurate and timely billing
Digital metering removes reliance on manual reads and delayed data. Usage data is validated and delivered in agreed formats to support billing systems and reporting requirements, improving accuracy and reducing disputes across shared and community assets.
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Faster operational response
Automated alerts and near real-time data help teams respond to issues sooner, including water leaks and infrastructure faults. This reduces ongoing losses and minimises service disruption, allowing field activity to be more targeted and lowering operational effort overall.
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Practical EV charging deployment
End-to-end EV charging systems cover site assessment, installation and ongoing operation. Public and community charging infrastructure can be deployed with structured governance, user access controls and maintenance coordination. Charging data can also be integrated with broader energy systems to support demand management.
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Scalable multi-utility infrastructure
Smart metering, EV charging and embedded network services can be delivered as part of a coordinated infrastructure approach, supporting mixed-use precincts, community facilities and public assets. Services can be adapted to suit site conditions, delivery models and long-term plans.
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Reduced water loss and better resource management
Smart water metering enables earlier detection of leaks and non-revenue water through continuous monitoring and alerts. Aggregated data supports conservation programs, demand management and targeted infrastructure upgrades. This helps councils and agencies manage resources more responsibly and improve service outcomes.
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