Water & Energy

The energy transition is realigning energy’s interdependence with water. Water has always been essential to energy production, with the energy sector accounting for a tenth of global freshwater withdrawals.

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Practice Specifics

As clean technologies are developed and implemented, industrial decarbonization advances, the low-carbon fuels market expands, and global movement toward carbon-free energy progresses, it’s crucial that we carefully consider water management.

Together with organizations, we work to understand the water-related considerations that must underpin sustainable, reliable, and just efforts to decarbonize energy systems.

Geosyntec helps the private and public sector define and meet objectives with applications including the following:

 

  • Water footprinting
  • Water-supply studies
  • Anaerobic digestion
  • Biogas recovery and treatment
  • Brackish water desalination
  • Vulnerability assessments
  • Advanced cooling-technology assessments
  • Resiliency planning
  • Brine management
  • Reuse and minimization
  • Utility master planning
  • Utility and infrastructure funding and grants
  • Water justice and stakeholder engagement
  • Scarcity and resource mapping

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