How Digital Technologies Drive Decarbonisation and Energy Efficiency

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How Digital Technologies Drive Decarbonisation and Energy Efficiency

Climate change isn't waiting – and neither should the water sector

Breaching the 1.5oC warming threshold has intensified the demand for   immediate, effective action toward decarbonisation. How can utilities achieve this cost-effectively, and soon?

A recent estimation suggests climate adaptation will cost US water and wastewater utilities over $360 billion by 2050, in O&M costs alone. The time to act is now. This GWI white paper, developed in partnership with Siemens, identifies how digital technologies can help utilities accelerate toward net zero.

Read to find how digital tools can reduce GHG emissions by 13.9%, plus an essential, concise, and actionable roadmap for municipalities seeking to fast-track their journey to decarbonisation. 

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Think big, start small, with the growing business case for using digital tools to accelerate toward net zero.

 

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Published by Global Water Intelligence | April 2025

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Thanks to the support of Siemens, we are pleased to offer GWI's connections a copy of this important white paper.

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