The uncertainty (or veracity) of that specific data and information is important to the confidence in the management decisions being made – decisions that affect communities, businesses, farmers and the natural environment
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Data Science is Finally Coming to Water Research and Management
Can scientists and managers harness the power of the data and effectively turn it into the insight needed to make more informed water management decisions?
Clean Energy Trust Invests in Wellntel
Milwaukee (May 29, 2018) – Wellntel is excited to announce a first-time investment from Clean Energy Trust. Clean Energy Trust invests in innovative cleantech startups from the Midwest. The investment was announced at Clean Energy Trust’s #Co_InvestCleantech event in Chicago, Illinois on March 23, 2018. Wellntel was selected from over one hundred applicants and joinsContinue reading “Clean Energy Trust Invests in Wellntel”
Groundwater insights allow businesses to meet sustainability goals
It was once thought that groundwater monitoring would be the exclusive purview of government scientists, agencies and regulators. Wellntel upends that premise by enlisting, teaching and enabling citizens and community groups to themselves become collectors of groundwater data. We’ve seen that businesses are as interested as citizens and communities in sustainability, and need groundwater facts to meet their profit goals, their goalsContinue reading “Groundwater insights allow businesses to meet sustainability goals”
Wellntel Announces Sensor Firmware V2 (SV2)
Today, Wellntel is announcing Wellntel Sensor Firmware V2 (SV2). This new firmware is important in two ways: 1.) It substantially improves the ability of an out-of-the-box sensor to find and track groundwater levels with little or no calibration in a wide range of physical and acoustic well conditions, and when situations in the field change. Therefore, it simplifies start-up, improvesContinue reading “Wellntel Announces Sensor Firmware V2 (SV2)”
Wellntel expands, opens Global Groundwater Center in Milwaukee
To accelerate and expand production, customer service, and new product development, Wellntel, Milwaukee’s hottest watertech start-up* has moved into a new facility on Milwaukee’s historic lower east side. The new space boasts a water lab, high-tech just-in-time production cells, a fabrication shop, fulfillment center, high-speed internet, natural sunlight, a store front, conference center, ample parking,Continue reading “Wellntel expands, opens Global Groundwater Center in Milwaukee”
Cat Shrier interviews Wellntel’s Nick Hayes at Weftec 2014
Wellntel CTO Nick Hayes speaks with Cat Shrier from WaterCitizen while at Weftec 2014. Part of Cat’s Blue Carpet series of interviews.
Wellntel featured on Gigaom.com
Gigaom has run a feature article about Wellntel by Ucilia Wang, a freelance reporter who writes about renewables for the Wall Street Journal, Forbes and many others. Ucilia did an exceptional job of understanding what we are doing and the impact we’re having. The article, and some good pictures, is here: http://gigaom.com/2014/05/02/this-startup-is-using-sound-waves-to-help-manage-ground-water/.
“2nd place couldn’t feel any better”
This was the subject line of an email from CEO Marian Singer, sent to Team Wellntel — investors, friends and partners — after it was announced that Wellntel is a runner up in Imagine H20’s Global Water Technology Competition. Here is what else she had to say: Good evening – Nick and I are proudContinue reading ““2nd place couldn’t feel any better””
Wellntel a Finalist in Imagine H20’s Global Water Start-Up Competition
Wellntel has been named a finalist in the fifth annual Imagine H2O Global Water Start-Up Competition. Imagine H2O is a nonprofit organization that supports market-based solutions to water challenges. This year’s contest is designed to accelerate promising water innovations for the food and agriculture sectors, something Wellntel can and will do, by connecting groundwater resource information toContinue reading “Wellntel a Finalist in Imagine H20’s Global Water Start-Up Competition”