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Water - a precious resource in high demand
The Process Automation Podcast season 1, episode 5
“Water is the driving force of all nature” – Leonardo da Vinci
This episode of The Process Automation Podcast delves deep into the world of water. Our need for water is essential and that need is ever-growing. About 70 percent of our world is covered in water and only 3 percent of that is drinkable. Moreover, only one-fifth of the wastewater generated around the world is currently reused. Scarcity, ageing infrastructure, limited access and climate change all demand more efficient management of available water resources to serve a growing global population. So how can process automation help?
Presenter and engineer Fran Scott is joined by Marco Achilea, Global Segment Manager for water and infrastructure at ABB, as well as Mohammed Eid from Al Ain Distribution Company and Cecilia Wennberg, Vice President for market development and sales for DHI. Together they look into how efficient water resource management through the implementation of smart automation solutions can help secure the future of water for our planet.
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