Saving water directly leads to saving electricity and overall energy.
The article explains that tap water production and distribution in Bangkok, Nonthaburi, and Samut Prakan consume significant electricity and fuel. This process involves multiple stages from treatment to delivery through over 42,190 kilometers of pipelines.
Conserving water directly reduces the need for water production, thereby decreasing electricity and fuel consumption, and ultimately lowering greenhouse gas emissions for urban sustainability.
Fast Facts
·Core message: Saving water = saving electricity = saving energy
·Water supply process: Production, pumping, distribution
·Service area: Bangkok, Nonthaburi, Samut Prakan
·Pipeline network: Over 42,190 km
·Energy input for water supply: Electricity and fuel
·Conservation impact: Reduces water production, electricity, fuel, greenhouse gas emissions
·Recommended action: Turn off water faster
·Recommended action: Turn off lights, unplug unused appliances
