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How can you get more value from every industrial water stream?
Nowhere is the pressure on water more apparent than in the power sector, where cooling systems require large volumes of water and increasingly complex streams such as cooling tower blowdown must be managed efficiently.
The Power of Water: Rethinking Industrial Water Recovery explores how power plants and industrial facilities can increase water recovery, reduce brine and discharge, and expand water reuse through advanced treatment and high-recovery technologies.
Download this guide to discover how to move beyond traditional recovery limits and make water a more resilient, efficiently managed resource.
Roi Zaken, WT Process Department Director
For much of the past century, industrial water was treated as a utility, essential, but predictable.
It was sourced, treated, used, and discharged within relatively stable technical and economic boundaries.
That paradigm is shifting.
Across regions and industries, water is increasingly becoming a strategic constraint. Availability is no longer guaranteed.
Costs are rising, not only for sourcing, but for treatment, discharge, and compliance. In some locations, water is already
influencing decisions around plant siting, expansion, and long-term viability…
It was sourced, treated, used, and discharged within relatively stable technical and economic boundaries.
That paradigm is shifting.
Across regions and industries, water is increasingly becoming a strategic constraint. Availability is no longer guaranteed.
Costs are rising, not only for sourcing, but for treatment, discharge, and compliance. In some locations, water is already
influencing decisions around plant siting, expansion, and long-term viability…
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