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Partnerships between water & energy utilities by Jack Moss, Aquafed
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- 1. A new standard in wastewater treatment
- 2. Budget € 70 M Capital expenditure 33 M € Energy 9 M € Maintenance 9 M € Labour costs 9 M € Infrastructure 18 WWTP 500 km sewers 150 pumping staEons 1 sludgedryer Pollu6on Equivalents 1,7 M 1 M Urban 0,7 M Industrial
- 3. spanning many centuries! His Majesty King Willem-‐Alexander Dutch people have inven6vely adapted to water in many ways
- 4. European Innova6on Partnership on Water Innova6ng water Networking in water Interac6ng in water
- 5. Europe: 66 % wastewater treatment Only 35 % wastewater treatment Only 14 % wastewater treatment Wastewater treatment minimalis6c Source: World Health OrganizaEon
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- 23. Launching customers • Primary treatment -‐ 2014 • Secondary treatment – 2014 • Sludge treatment -‐ 2017 • Full plant in cooperaEon with industry -‐ 2018
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