Problems like increased populations and climate change mean that there is a potential water supply shortage. However, water companies are working to ensure a constant supply for all. Some are building new infrastructures, like new pipeline from the Thirlmere Reservoir into West Cumbria. Water companies are also working together on new infrastructure plans to enable bulk transfer. They are also focusing on lowering carbon emissions. However, customers also need to focus on lowering their water usage to help out.
- Climate change and population growth mean that there is now the threat of water shortages, especially in the south.
- Water companies are dealing with this by putting in new infrastructure, such as new pipeline from United Utilities.
- Water companies are also now collaborating to ensure supply and reduce carbon emissions.
“Utilities are adopting the twin approaches of managing customer demand, predominantly by installing meters, and building new infrastructure. At the same time, they are keeping an eye on their carbon footprints”
Read more: https://wwtonline.co.uk/features/ensuring-future-water-supplies
Ensuring future water supplies – WWTonline
Problems like increased populations and climate change mean that there is a potential water supply shortage. However, water companies are working to ensure a constant supply for all. Some are building new infrastructures, like new pipeline from the Thirlmere Reservoir into West Cumbria. Water companies are also working together on new infrastructure plans to enable bulk transfer. They are also focusing on lowering carbon emissions. However, customers also need to focus on lowering their water usage to help out.
Key Takeaways:
“Utilities are adopting the twin approaches of managing customer demand, predominantly by installing meters, and building new infrastructure. At the same time, they are keeping an eye on their carbon footprints”
Read more: https://wwtonline.co.uk/features/ensuring-future-water-supplies
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