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Wastewater Treatment Plants Becoming Prosumers
Around the world, WWTPs are becoming prosumers that generate electricity onsite as well as sell excess energy.
Read analysisNYC’s water-energy-carbon nexus
New 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.
Read analysisBerlin’s climate neutral action plan
Berlin’s Energy and Climate Protection Program provides concrete strategies on how the city can become climate neutral.
Read analysisBuilding a better, stronger Sydney
Sydney’s Better Buildings Partnership aims to reduce GHG emissions, water, and energy in the existing built environment, creating a better, stronger Sydney.
Read analysisTransforming Toronto’s future
Toronto’s TransformTO initiative aims to lower the city’s emissions using available technology, transforming Toronto’s future into a low-carbon one.
Read analysisOntario building a low-carbon future
Many governments have implemented green technology challenges. Ontario’s 2030 Solutions Challenge is building a low-carbon future for the province.
Read analysisStockholm’s world-class waste solutions
Stockholm is one Europe's leading cities in terms of wastewater treatment and solid-waste treatment. Read about its world-class waste solutions.
Read analysisOntario’s drive to cut building emissions
Globally, buildings are responsible for 30% of all energy-related GHG. Emissions. Read about Ontario’s drive to cut building emissions and save water too.
Read analysisThe circular economy and the water world
In the circular economy, water utilities need to understand the flow of resources. One water utility leading the way is Berlin’s water utility.
Read analysisThe world’s first carbon neutral city
Adelaide has launched its Action Plan with the goal of becoming the world’s first carbon neutral city.
Read analysisA green urban transportation future
GHG emissions from urban transportation are growing rapidly. To lower emissions cities are moving towards green urban transportation futures.
Read analysisThe Netherlands ordered to reduce greenhouse gases
In a landmark ruling, a Dutch court has ruled the State must reduce greenhouse gases, but is it possible in the timeframe?
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