WattPulse—Real-Time Energy Monitoring

ICT Energy Water Climate & Environment Pilot
Description

WawtPulse is a real-time water and energy monitoring system developed by Wawtex Solutions to help facilities track, analyze, and reduce their resource consumption. It uses smart sensors and cloud-based dashboards to identify inefficiencies and guide cost-saving actions. The platform empowers users from factories to schools to make data-driven decisions that improve efficiency and sustainability. It’s an affordable, youth-led innovation designed for Uganda’s energy and water challenges.

Impact

WawtPulse creates jobs and skills for youth in the growing green economy while helping businesses lower their energy and water costs. By promoting efficient resource use, it supports climate resilience, reduces operational expenses for industries and institutions, and enhances competitiveness. The innovation also contributes to national energy efficiency and sustainability goals, leading to long-term economic savings and environmental benefits for communities.

Target Audience

The main beneficiaries of WawtPulse are commercial, industrial, and institutional facilities such as factories, hotels, hospitals, schools, and office buildings that seek to reduce their energy and water costs. In addition, youth technicians, engineers, and data analysts benefit through new green jobs and skills development opportunities. Communities and the environment also gain indirectly through reduced resource wastage, lower emissions, and improved sustainability practices.

Industrial Value Chains
Industry 4.0+ (smart manufacturing, digital, AI, IoT, robotics)
Partnerships

Institutional / Organizational (owned or managed by a university, company, NGO, or government agency)

Innovation Details
Stage: Pilot
Funding Status: Self funded
Location: Kampala
Innovation Date:

October 21, 2025

Contact Information
Contact Person:

NAMUSOSO RAYMOND

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