The World Bank predicts that global GDP growth rates will fall 6% by the middle of the century as a result of increased competition for water. And this would result in costs of $2.5 billion for companies at the mercy of increased water scarcity. Water issues are becoming highly material factors affecting the growth and profitability of companies.
The main challenges faced by the industry with respect to water are those of securing adequate supply for what is a water-intensive process and ensuring that contamination of water sources is addressed where it occurs.
To circumvent any water related problems, companies are implementing water conservation strategies, examining water reclaim and reuse opportunities, re-engineering their water-using processes, and investigating alternative water sources.
Watch the webinar replay to discover how provision of temporary water treatment can help plant operators cope with short-term seasonal or unexpected changes to a facility’s raw water supply and ensure that production or business processes can continue and avoid costly downtime
• How to ensure your continuity of production in emergency situations
• The best mobile technologies to respond to feed water changes and water shortage
• The benefits of mobile process and wastewater reuse
• The benefits of mobile process and wastewater reuse
Discover how provision of temporary water treatment can help plant operators cope with short-term seasonal or unexpected changes to a facility’s raw water supply and ensure that production or business processes can continue and avoid costly downtime.
Within NSI Mobile Water Solutions, Rob makes use of his expertise with mobile water treatment equipment to provide complex solutions for planned large-scale projects or emergency requirements.
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