Join us for a lively discussion in the first of three free webinars exploring the potential for energy recovery in water networks. 

This is a rerun of the recorded webinar originally presented on 22 July 2020 with a new live Q&A session.  The event focuses on the state of the art in water networks and highlights the energy saving potential in such systems. We will also cover the concepts and applications of the latest technology in Pump-as-Turbines (PATs) and briefly present a database tool for selecting PATs.

The session will be led by Dr Kemi Adeyeye (WATEF network, University of Bath):

Featuring:

• Opportunities for energy recovery with the latest PAT technology (Prof Armando Carravetta, UNINA)
• Energy recovery potential in on-demand irrigation networks (Miguel Crespo Chacon, Trinity College Dublin)

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Join us for a lively discussion in the second of two free webinars exploring the potential for energy recovery in water networks. 

Our second event will use existing case studies and demonstration plants to review the potential benefits of recovering energy in water networks and the social, institutional, and political challenges to implementing this in the EU.

The session will be led by Dr Aonghus McNabola (Trinity College Dublin) 

Featuring:

• Energy recovery in drinking water networks – learnings from our French demonstration site (Yves Cabaret, SMPGA)
• Case studies – barriers and opportunities in the institutional, policy, and social context in the EU (Dawn Murphy, Action Renewables)

This event will be hosted by Zoom - no download required.  After you have registered you will be sent a link to join the event.

Live translation will be available for our international audience: Languages include English, French, Spanish and Portuguese.

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The 4th EWaS International Conference is organized by the University of Thessaly, Civil Engineering Department. The conference aims to bring together scientists dealing with challenges encountered throughout the entire water cycle.

Maria Cristina Morani and Oreste Fecarrotta from REDAWN partners University of Naples (UNINA) presented their papers on Optimal Regulation of Variable Speed Pumps in Sewer Systems and A New Preliminary Model to Optimize PATs Location in a Water Distribution Network

Our October partner meeting takes us to Cordoba, to visit the demonstration pilot site based on the Almaco del Guadalquivir farm which produces walnuts and pecans, near the village of Calonge.  We are looking forward to hearing about early results from our pilot site here, as well as updates from our other two demonstration sites in Portugal and France, which should be coming online shortly.