In IAMU’s member communities, water facilities are critical infrastructure and are often among the largest consumers of energy. The U.S. Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) is updating the Power Resilience Guide to include more information, tools, and case studies on implementing energy efficiency and renewable energy technologies at drinking water and wastewater utilities.
EPA is hosting two, two-part virtual workshops this summer to engage drinking water and wastewater utilities, water associations, state and federal agencies, and other stakeholders on the current practices, opportunities, and challenges in increasing energy efficiency measures and utilizing renewable energy to increase power resilience at water utilities. The first workshop for Energy efficiency at Water Utilities has passed, however there are great resources here on this workshop.
To register for the upcoming workshop on Renewable Energy At Water Utilities, click here.
For more information please view these documents:
EPA is hosting two, two-part virtual workshops this summer to engage drinking water and wastewater utilities, water associations, state and federal agencies, and other stakeholders on the current practices, opportunities, and challenges in increasing energy efficiency measures and utilizing renewable energy to increase power resilience at water utilities. The first workshop for Energy efficiency at Water Utilities has passed, however there are great resources here on this workshop.
To register for the upcoming workshop on Renewable Energy At Water Utilities, click here.
For more information please view these documents:
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