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Peak water worries energy experts
What are the key takeaways from the World Economic Forum’s latest report on energy? One, global energy demand is
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Future of water demands innovation and conservation
With water stresses already at high levels in many parts of the world and not expected to ease in 2013,
The 10 most water-stressed countries in the world
From space, our planet might look like a “big blue marble” rich with water. On the ground, though, reality is
How are water and energy linked?
Most forms of energy we produce also require us to use water, often lots of water. Think of all the
What do we need water for? Food, of course ... and energy too
This year’s World Water Day is focused on the most essential way in which we use water: to produce
Thirsty cities grapple with smart meters, dumb pipes
Just as smart electricity meters are touted as a way to better control energy consumption and waste, smart water meters
How to get smart about 'the next oil': Water
It’s been said that water is the next oil … as in, it’s the next resource we’ll find
Utilities team up for a water-energy two-fer
Energy and water are linked in many ways, though we don’t always give much thought to the connections. A
Energy, water efficiency has helped US agencies save $16bn
For all the complaining about waste in Washington, DC, it seems that some federal agencies are doing pretty well at
Siemens turns seawater into drinking water for half the energy
Having completed early tests of an energy-saving method for turning saltwater into clean drinking water, Siemens is preparing to take
Could global trends mean less water from our taps?
Electricity and gas companies aren’t the only utilities are worried about keeping their services going as demand rises while
FreeWave, Rockwell tackle water management
How can water utilities keep supplies flowing even when demand is at its highest? FreeWave Technologies and Rockwell Automation are
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