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October 20, 2020 Water

Tapping Into a Lower Carbon Footprint for Wastewater Utilities

For wastewater utilities, becoming more energy-efficient is not only an economically wise decision but also demonstrates local responsibility, creates a sense of pride among employees and reduces the global carbon footprint. The wastewater sector naturally accounts for a great deal of total energy use and thereby greenhouse gas (GHG) emissions with large pumps, aeration blowers and equipment motors. A variety of quickly evolving energy-efficient solutions exist to replace these parts to reduce energy usage in a plant.

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