Saving Watts to Save Drops: Inclusion of Water Efficiency in Energy Efficiency Programs

Energy production and consumption require water, and water transport and treatment need energy. Researchers and practitioners are increasingly interested in designing integrated programs to manage energy and water in tandem. Utilities typically do not focus on the avoided costs and indirect energy savings from reduced water consumption. Doing so would help them reduce expenditures and…

Cutting Waste Water: DOE and EPA Resources to Advance Water Efficiency – Mar. 6

“A growing number of organizations are taking action to reduce their water consumption to protect against rising costs, mitigate the risk of future water scarcity, and demonstrate environmental leadership. Cutting water waste has the added benefit of reducing the energy needed to treat and distribute water. Learn about tools and resources from the Energy Department…