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A new cooperation on hydrological monitoring, forecasting and digitalization in Uzbekistan, signed in Paris at the close of the Space4Water Conference, on 11 September 2026.

On 10 September 2026, BWI signs an MoU with the Rwanda Space Agency at the International Space Summit in Paris to support data-driven water governance across Rwanda’s watersheds.

BWI release v2.17 brings a new Data Origins Viewer to the portal, an important API update, and a series of improvements to clarity, navigation, and usability. Here’s everything that’s new.

We’re pleased to announce the release of BWI service v2.16.00, bringing meaningful improvements to forecast horizon and data transparency.

A new feature brings more context to hydrological forecasts by revealing the data origins behind virtual stations.

Blue Water Intelligence proudly celebrates the distinction of its President, Philippe Gautier, who has been awarded the Légion d’Honneur in recognition of a lifetime of service, leadership, and commitment to innovation.

With the release of v2.14, Blue Water Intelligence continues to strengthen the performance and reach of its hydrological forecasting service. This update focuses on a key improvement: significantly faster access to forecasts, alongside expanded geographic coverage and ongoing model enhancements.

BWI has moved into a new office in Toulouse. After a year and a half at B612 – Innovation Center, the team is now in a space better suited to day-to-day collaboration.

Release v2.13 introduces major under-the-hood improvements to BWI’s platform, alongside the deployment of a new multi-reach hydrological model. This release also brings clearer timezone handling, imperial units support, and multiple reliability and UX improvements.

BWI version 2.12 extends hydrological coverage to new regions in Nepal, Bangladesh and India, while reinforcing the reliability of the platform to support operational river flow forecasting.