Water systems depend on energy to move and maintain flow. So, improving how these systems perform can have a significant impact on overall efficiency as well as how much water is used.
In this example, upgrading a domestic water pressure system helped cut the annual energy use by 25%, without compromising the consistent, reliable performance. It’s proof that even the smallest of infrastructure improvements can have a wider positive impact on water stress.
Join the world’s largest grassroots movement for water this year as Mina Guli runs the length of the Colorado River.
