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Consorcio de Aguas de Bilbao Bizkaia in Northern Spain Receives Itron’s 3 Millionth Cyble 5 Module

Itron marks the shipment of its three millionth Cyble 5 module, enabling CABB in Bizkaia to modernize water metering without replacing existing meters.

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Itron (ITRI) has shipped its three millionth Cyble 5 smart water communication module, delivered to Consorcio de Aguas de Bilbao Bizkaia (CABB) in northern Spain.

CABB is a public water utility consortium serving more than 1 million residents across over 100 municipalities in Bizkaia. The Cyble 5 module clips onto existing mechanical meters to convert them into smart devices, enabling automated data collection via drive-by or advanced metering infrastructure without full meter replacement. Data from Cyble 5 is managed through Itron’s Temetra platform, which supports remote access, improved billing accuracy, faster leak detection and more efficient network operations.

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Before publication, ITRI closed at $90.44, down 1.03%, while volume was 3.17x its 20-day average; th...
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Before publication, ITRI closed at $90.44, down 1.03%, while volume was 3.17x its 20-day average; the announcement added adoption detail without reporting financial results.

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Modules shipped: 3 million modules Residents served: More than 1 million residents Municipalities served: Over 100 municipalities
Modules shipped
3 million modules
Cyble 5 communication module milestone
Residents served
More than 1 million residents
Consorcio de Aguas de Bilbao Bizkaia service area
Municipalities served
Over 100 municipalities
Bizkaia province utility consortium

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advanced metering infrastructure
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advanced metering infrastructure technical
"via drive-by or advanced metering infrastructure (AMI) rather than manual reads"
A network of digital meters, communication systems and data platforms that lets utilities read usage remotely, detect outages, and send or receive signals about supply and demand. Think of it as the utility’s nervous system that replaces periodic manual meter readings with continuous, two-way data flow. Investors care because it changes how utilities earn and spend money: it can cut operating costs, enable new services and pricing, improve revenue accuracy, and create capital needs and cybersecurity risks that affect returns.

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Milestone Highlights Growing Adoption of Itron’s Smart Water Solutions Across Europe

LIBERTY LAKE, Wash., Sept. 21, 2026 (GLOBE NEWSWIRE) -- Itron, Inc. (NASDAQ: ITRI), the intelligent infrastructure provider for modern energy and water management, has shipped its three millionth Itron Cyble 5 communication module, which was received by Consorcio de Aguas de Bilbao Bizkaia (CABB), a public water utility consortium in northern Spain serving more than 1 million residents across over 100 municipalities in the province of Bizkaia. This milestone celebrates the continued adoption of the Cyble 5 module by water utilities across Europe and globally as they modernize their infrastructure.

As utilities and cities work to upgrade water operations, the Cyble 5 module enables a practical path to modernization by transforming existing mechanical meters into smart devices without requiring full meter replacement. Key features of the module include:

  1. Transforms mechanical water meters into smart meters – this allows utilities to collect water consumption data via drive-by or advanced metering infrastructure (AMI) rather than manual reads
  2. Easy clip-on design – the module is easy to connect with no wiring or wall mounting required
  3. Built to withstand harsh conditions – Cyble 5 is equipped to withstand water exposure, contaminants, corrosion and temperature fluctuations.

For a consortium such as CABB, these capabilities are critical. Bizkaia is one of the rainiest regions in Spain, requiring infrastructure that can perform reliably in challenging environments. CABB serves both densely populated urban areas and geographically dispersed communities, creating added complexity for operations and data collection.

Prior to deploying Itron’s Cyble modules, CABB relied on manual meter reading, a time-consuming process that delayed access to consumption data. This limited the utility’s ability to quickly identify anomalies such as leaks or unusual usage patterns. With Cyble 5, the utility can now collect meter data efficiently, both through its AMI system and via mobile (drive-by) reading, improving operational efficiency and increasing data availability.

Data collected through Cyble 5 modules is managed through Temetra, Itron’s meter data collection and management solution. Temetra enables CABB to securely store and access meter data remotely, providing greater visibility into water consumption across its network. This allows the utility to improve billing accuracy, accelerate analysis of water consumption patterns and respond more quickly to potential leaks or pipe breaks in the system.

“CABB has collaborated with Itron for nearly 20 years, and as CABB continues to advance its water operations, Itron has consistently provided the technology and support needed to streamline and modernize processes,” said CABB in a statement. “Bizkaia has seen steady population growth, making it essential that CABB’s water infrastructure can scale to meet increasing demand. The insights generated through the Cyble 5 modules and managed in the Temetra platform are helping CABB build a more connected network and support more effective day-to-day operations.”

“Reaching three million Cyble 5 modules shipped is an important milestone,” said Justin Patrick, senior vice president of Devices at Itron. “Looking back at our first and second million milestones, each deployment has reflected the unique needs of utilities across Europe. From the United Kingdom to France and now Spain, Cyble 5 has proven to be effective in a wide range of environments. We’re proud to support CABB by delivering data through our Temetra platform that enables more informed, data driven decisions across their network.”

Cyble 5 communication modules easily transform mechanical meters into communicating devices to keep operations running smoothly, while ensuring accurate billing and maximizing revenue. To learn more, see the product brochure.

About Itron

Itron is transforming how the world manages energy, water and city services. Our trusted intelligent infrastructure solutions help utilities and cities improve efficiency, build resilience and deliver safe, reliable and affordable service. With edge intelligence, we connect people, data insights and devices so communities can better manage the essential resources they rely on to live and thrive. Join us as we create a more resourceful world: www.itron.com.

Itron®, the Itron Logo, Cyble, and Temetra are registered trademarks of Itron, Inc in the United States and other countries and regions. All third-party trademarks are property of their respective owners and any usage herein does not suggest or imply any relationship between Itron and the third party unless expressly stated.

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Alison Mallahan
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509-891-3802
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512-560-1172
Investors@itron.com

Itron, Inc.


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Who is CABB and what area does it serve?

Consorcio de Aguas de Bilbao Bizkaia (CABB) is a public water utility consortium in northern Spain. It serves more than 1 million residents across over 100 municipalities in the province of Bizkaia.

How did CABB collect water consumption data before deploying Cyble modules?

Before deploying Itron’s Cyble modules, CABB relied on manual meter reading, which was time-consuming and delayed access to consumption data, limiting its ability to quickly identify anomalies such as leaks or unusual usage patterns.

Why are Cyble 5’s durability features important for Bizkaia?

Bizkaia is described as one of the rainiest regions in Spain. Cyble 5 is built to withstand water exposure, contaminants, corrosion and temperature fluctuations, which the company says is critical for reliable performance in these challenging environmental conditions.

What role does the Temetra platform play for CABB?

Temetra is Itron’s meter data collection and management solution that stores and provides remote access to data from Cyble 5 modules. For CABB, Temetra increases visibility into consumption, supports more accurate billing, accelerates analysis of usage patterns and helps the utility respond more quickly to potential leaks or pipe breaks.

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