Wastewater Treatment Plants Becoming Prosumers
Around the world, WWTPs are becoming prosumers that generate electricity onsite as well as sell excess energy.
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Around the world, WWTPs are becoming prosumers that generate electricity onsite as well as sell excess energy.
Read analysisTaking a proactive stance, many cities are implementing green roofs to mitigate the risks of climate change including Denver, Amsterdam, and Melbourne.
Read analysisSingapore’s Deep Tunnel Sewerage System (DTSS) is a challenge for human entry. Read how a drone inspecting the system can do it in the dark.
Read analysisCopenhagen’s futuristic grey+green infrastructure waste-to-energy plant will architecturally integrated into the landscape.
Read analysisWith Europe facing water scarcity, read how the EU is testing a life cycle thinking framework to reduce water consumption in buildings.
Read analysisWelsh Water has developed a range of programs to cater for its business customers’ specific needs, helping them become water efficient businesses.
Read analysisWith cities facing rising demand for water, along with variable supplies, water utilities are providing tailored advice that focuses on wising up to water.
Read analysisTexas’ population is growing as is water demand. Read how the Lone Star State’s smart water leader is decoupling population growth from water demand.
Read analysisTo meet rising demand for food, the Sunshine State will double agricultural production. Read how its more crop per drop plan will ensure water efficiency.
Read analysisNew York City has committed itself to a low-carbon future. To reduce the water-energy-carbon nexus the city has at its disposal its Water-Energy Nexus Tool.
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