How can the Water Industry's Supply Chain Join Forces to reach Net Zero?
The carbon impact of the water industry is an intricate topic. Over the past days, we've been reviewing different aspects of the race to Net Zero: S5E7 - Austin Alexander (https://dww.show/how-to-cut-wastewaters-energy-related-carbon-emissions-in-two...
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Show Notes
The carbon impact of the water industry is an intricate topic.
Over the past days, we've been reviewing different aspects of the race to Net Zero:
Today, I tried to summarize in a short format everything you'd like to know about the transformation of the water sector to cope with the new carbon pledges.
This was a hot topic during this year's Global Water Summit - organized by Global Water Intelligence, where I had the pleasure and the honor to host a panel with the guests you'll hear today.
The topic also came up in my discussions with:
You can test out the Asian Development Bank's STEEP tool here
So, when do you want to take a pledge? Zero carbon by 2050? Zero emissions by 2025? Net Zero straight away? It's time to act!
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