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Climate Resilience
Innovation in the face of water scarcity
Melbourne could see demand for water outstrip supply very soon. In response, the city’s water utilities are innovating in the face of water scarcity.Sustainable Urban Development
Customer-centric water utilities
Water utilities in San Francisco, Toronto and Washington DC are beginning to implement customer-centric systems.Circular Economy
Smart city, smarter water management
With rapid urbanization, smarter water management practices that efficiently manage scarce water resources is critical to ensuring urban water security.Circular Economy
The rise of the Smart Nation
A smart nation is one that uses ICT to minimize resource scarcity and GHG emissions while promoting a higher quality of life for its citizens.Circular Economy
Korea’s smart grids for water and energy
Korea is embarking on smart grids of the future for its water and energy supply with numerous economic and environmental benefits.Climate Resilience
Developing the UK’s smart grid
The UK’s smart grid will see 53 million smart meters being installed by 2020 enabling the country to transition towards a low carbon, energy-secure economy.Editorial context