The vast majority (95%) of Senegal’s commercial traffic passes through the Port of Dakar – along with over 80% of its exports and almost 100% of its imports. The Port of Dakar is currently implementing international standards and certifications. As part of this process, the port must ensure its performance and efficiency while also complying with modern safety requirements. Around 250 water meters were installed throughout the entire port in 2013: ALTAIR DN40 volumetric meters, the AQUILA DN60 and DN80 single-jet meters and CORONA DN15 multi-jet meters. This was followed by a combined solution in 2015, when meters were installed with integrated radio modules. Equipped with RDC Premium data concentrators, these meters were used at various points in the port. This fixed network enables daily transmission of the consumption index and warnings for the entire port. Configured according to the Port of Dakar’s regulations, the data collected is analysed and managed via the new IZAR@NET 2 software. The reports generated by the system are of valuable assistance when it comes to making effective decisions about optimising water consumption levels and the economic efficiency of the site. The Port of Dakar’s network is currently undergoing preparations for the installation of additional smart meters with IZAR radio technology. The Port of Dakar managed to increase its revenues by 30% within a year of implementing the AMR system thanks to the optimised billing process, particularly in terms of bulk consumers. Non-Revenue Water (NRW) also reduced its losses by 25% as a result of the improved leak detection. “Diehl Metering is a reliable partner with the necessary expertise in efficient water system management. The company’s on-site presence over the past 5 years through its regional partner has been a real benefit for the Port of Dakar” Same Mbodj, Head of the Technical and Innovations Division of the Dakar Port Authority”