Wastewater

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wastewater treatment

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Where innovation in wastewater treatment is quenching the need of a growing population.

   

Water is a global issue, but the management of water and wastewater is determined locally, characterized by topography, population and industry requirements. The one constant in cities throughout the world is that we have to achieve more with fewer resources. This requires innovation to develop new methodologies that reduce the risk of water shortages by increasing resilience, optimizing water production while reducing energy consumption, and minimizing the threats posed by flooding, contamination and poisoning.

ABB is leading the way in this innovation, with our advanced technologies in digitalization, electrification and automation. Read this report to see how we can quantifiably help wastewater treatment plants reduce carbon emissions and achieve improvements in cost efficiencies, productivity and energy usage.

ABB’s Energy Transition Equation for Wastewater report explores how technology can help treatment plants reduce carbon emissions and achieve improvements in cost efficiencies, productivity and energy usage.

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Spotlight: Wastewater

Operators at wastewater treatment plants can achieve significant savings in operating costs and carbon use.

As the world’s population grows, innovation needs to keep pace. Especially where it concerns access to safe, clean water. This report explores how greater implementation of advanced technologies in areas of digitalization, electrification and automation can help operators of wastewater treatment plants reduce carbon emissions and achieve improvements in cost efficiencies, productivity and energy usage.

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Water & wastewater solutions
PRESS RELEASE
Research from ABB shows how cities can tackle water stress by reducing carbon emissions and cost of wastewater treatment for reuse
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ABB's Energy Transition Equation for Wastewater