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Description: On the path to resource recovery
On the path to resource recovery
The Utility of the Future Recognition Program helps utilities move beyond traditional wastewater treatment services towards water resource recovery to produce water, energy, nutrients, and fertilizers – as well as reduce costs and increase revenues.
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Ed McCormick
SourceArticle from Jan/Feb 2020 World Water Magazine
Project IDWW43
SubjectJan/ Feb Issue
Document typeMagazine article
PublisherWater Environment Federation
Print publication date Jan 2020
Volume / Issue43 / 1
Content sourceWorld Water Magazine
First / last page(s)14 - 14
Copyright2020
Word count970
Subject keywordsUtility of the FutureResource RecoveryUtility Management
Associated keywords:water reusewastewater treatmentwater resource recoveryUOTF Recognition Program

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Description: On the path to resource recovery
Utility benefits
On the path to resource recovery
There are many beneficial ripple effects in the process. Becoming a UOTF:
PublisherWater Environment Federation
Copyright2020
Word count350
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Description: On the path to resource recovery
How high is the bar?
On the path to resource recovery
Many utilities, both large and small, find that they are already performing in a manner consistent with the core principles of a UOTF. Some utilities are successful on their first application. Other utilities are successful on their second try, with a year spent focusing on their all-important organizational culture and/or one or more topic areas.
PublisherWater Environment Federation
Copyright2020
Word count116
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Description: On the path to resource recovery
Author’s Note
On the path to resource recovery
Ed McCormick is the president of McCormick Strategic H2O and a leadership consultant to the global water sector, a member of the International Water Association (IWA) Strategic Council, and was president of WEF in 2014-2015. Ed works with water utilities to help them on their path to becoming sustainable and cost-effective “Utilities of the Future.”
PublisherWater Environment Federation
Copyright2020
Word count57
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On the path to resource recovery