Implementing Renewable Energy at Water Utilities

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The project presents information, data, and knowledge using case studies that illustrate a variety of options that are available for water utilities to use renewable energy, including the opportunities, barriers, risks, costs, and benefits of implementing renewable energy projects. Published in 2012.

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Implementing Renewable Energy at Water Utilities

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11/07/2012

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Implementing Renewable Energy at Water Utilities: Case Studies

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Implementing Renewable Energy at Water Utilities

Abstract

Resources

Implementing Renewable Energy at Water Utilities

Implementing Renewable Energy at Water Utilities: Case Studies

Assessing Risks and Benefits of Drinking Water Utility Energy Management Practices

Reframing The Economics Of Combined Heat And Power (CHP) Projects: Fact Sheet

Assessing Public Private Partnership Opportunities for Water and Wastewater Energy Projects

Developing a Framework for Quantifying Energy Optimization Reporting

Sewer Methane Methods for Everyone

Critical Evaluation and Assessment of Health and Environmental Risks from Antibiotic Resistance in Reuse and Wastewater

Your Water System is Not Isolated - Interdependencies are Important