energyⁿ manager - July - September 2019

In this issue

water energy nexus
1. exploring the water-energy nexus - Hariharan chandrashekar
2. investigating the water-energy nexus(WEN) in Indian Industry - Padu S.Padmanabhan
3. factors affecting energy demand in municipal water supply - Sachin S, Shivani Chouhan & Mona Iyer
4. Integrating water streams - Bhakti Devi
5. research and innovation for energy and environmental transition in France - ADEME
6. water - food-energy nexus in India - Prakriti Prajapati
7. wef nexus -applying an inter-sectoral lens to meet growing needs

Exploring The Water-energy Nexus

There is a clear need in urban India and the countryside for concerted investigations that address the water sector's impact on energy resources, and the energy sector's impact on water resources, including development, operations and end-uses, says Hariharan Chandrashekar.

10+ mins

Investigating The Water-Energy Nexus (WEN) In Indian Industry

This paper attempts to provide the need, background and context for a comprehensive WEN strategic programme in Indian industry.

8 mins

Integrating Water Streams

This article discusses the concept and practice of Integrated Water Cycle Management, its growing relevance in the context of changing climate and customer values and also the irrelevance of the business model with which water utilities have been operating for long.

7 mins

Water-Food-Energy Nexus In India

In these times of agriculture crisis and falling water tables, it is important to rework policies to better address key challenges in the irrigation-power space, argues this article reproduced from TERI.

5 mins

Wef Nexus – Applying An Inter-sectoral Lens To Meet Growing Needs

Ritu Thakur of the CDKN-Asia team and ICLEI-Local Governments for Sustainability, South Asia, describes how an inter-sectoral development approach in Nashik, the "backyard of Mumbai", is helping meet people's growing needs for water, energy and food.

3 mins

Role Of Smart Meters In Energy Management

Energy metering in India has evolved over several years. Apart from energy accounting and revenue management, it plays a crucial role in billing efficiency, renewable energy integration and load management. The Government of India is now focusing on the need to adopt prepaid and smart meters to bring down the Aggregate Technical & Commercial (AT&C) losses.

4 mins

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