There are several ESG initiatives related to water management, including:

1. Water efficiency: Water efficiency is one of the leading topics in the “E” component of ESG. Companies are taking a deeper look at their strategies to combat increasing water scarcity and are integrating smart water metering and monitoring solutions to track their water usage accurately.

2. Enhanced reputation and brand value: Integrating ESG principles into water management helps build a company’s environmental notoriety and resilience. By transparently communicating their commitment to sustainable water practices, companies can attract environmentally conscious customers, secure investor confidence, and differentiate themselves in the market.

3. Efficient water use: Efficient water use enhances operational efficiency and resilience, while innovative water conservation technologies foster adaptability. Prioritizing water stewardship strengthens community relations and reputation.

4. Real-time data on water usage: Real-time data on water usage promotes water conservation and raises awareness about sustainable water usage. Water metering and monitoring can help water utilities and property managers comply with regulatory requirements and limit water usage and prevent water waste.

5. Water consumption and reuse: ESG metrics and sustainable water management initiatives include water consumption and reuse, greenhouse gas emissions, and regulatory compliance regarding water quality and water treatment. Companies can engineer and develop innovative and sustainable wastewater treatment, process water, and water recycling solutions that meet regulatory standards.