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An Update on the Implementation of ISO 50001 and the Superior Energy Performance Program at Water and Wastewater Facilities
Energy can account for over 10% of a local government’s annual operating budget. The water and wastewater treatment sector consumes a significant portion of this energy. Nationally, the energy consumed by water and wastewater utilities account for 35% of typical US municipal energy budgets. Superior
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