Transcription of Waste Water Treatment Data Guide - Energy
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Waste Water Treatment Data Guide - Energy
Energy Data Management Manual for the Wastewater Treatment Sector DECEMBER 2017 DOE/EE-1700 Learn more at and AcknowledgementsThis report was prepared by Paul Lemar, Resource Dynamics Corporation, under contract with Oak Ridge National Laboratory (ORNL) and in collaboration with Andre de Fontaine at the Department of Energy . The work described in this technical report was funded by the Department of Energy 's Office of Energy Efficiency and Renewable Energy under Oak Ridge National Laboratory Contract No. : The authors of this document would like to thank the following professionals for their contributions: Joe Cantwell, Wisconsin Focus on EnergyAlice Dasek, Department of EnergyBrian Erickson, Stoughton UtilitiesLauren Fillmore, Water Environment & Reuse FoundationSapna Gheewala, Department of EnergyJoe Kottwitz, Wisconsin Focus on EnergyMegan Levy, Wisconsin Office of Energy InnovationBarry Liner, Water Environment FederationBruce Lung, Department of Energy Sachin Nimbalkar, Oak Ridge National LaboratoryPrakash Rao, Lawrence Berkeley National Labor
to about $2 billion in annual electric costs.2 Electricity alone can constitute 25% to 40%3 of a wastewater treatment plant’s annual operating budget and make up a significant portion of a given municipality’s total energy bill. These energy needs are expected to grow over time, driven by population growth and increasingly
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