Water Consumption and Utility Revenues at the Start of a Pandemic: Insights From 11 Utilities [0.03%]
新冠肺炎疫情初期的用水量及水业收益——基于11个公共事业公司的调查分析
Erika Smull,Lucas Eastman,Lauren Patterson et al.
Erika Smull et al.
Eleven utilities from across the United States were studied to understand the pandemic's effects on water consumption and utility revenues. Most utilities in the study saw an overall increase in water consumption with a rise in residential ...
AWWA Management and Leadership Division
AWWA Management and Leadership Division
In a recent roundtable gathering, AWWA water industry leaders provided insights on how the COVID-19 pandemic has affected the water industry, now and going forward. Members of AWWA's Management and Leadership Division Board of Trustees shar...
James Campbell
James Campbell
Jack Moyer,Dusti Lowndes,John Organek et al.
Jack Moyer et al.
Piloting During a Pandemic [0.03%]
新冠疫情下的领导力
Brock Emerson
Brock Emerson
Four pilot teams shared experiences with piloting during the COVID-19 pandemic, emphasizing that thoughtful planning streamlines the piloting process while mitigating the risk of transmitting illness. Remote access to and control of pilot e...
Bina Nayak,Sandhya Parshionikar
Bina Nayak
Utility Tips for Maintaining Financial Resilience During and After a Pandemic [0.03%]
疫情期间和疫情后维持财务韧性的实用建议
Alan Karnovitz,Grace Johns,Jack C Kiefer
Alan Karnovitz
Many water and wastewater utilities effectively took a "triage" approach to addressing initial COVID-19-related disruptions but should reassess practices to ensure long-term financial resilience. Although the short-term financial effects of...
Consider How Social Distancing Policies Can Affect Drinking Water Infrastructure Performance [0.03%]
思考社交距离政策如何影响饮用水基础设施性能
Kasey M Faust,Lynn E Katz,Mary Jo Kirisits et al.
Kasey M Faust et al.
David Bracciano
David Bracciano
Early in 2020, when the severity of COVID-19 became evident, US water utilities implementing conservation programs had to act quickly to determine how to mitigate changes in their conservation programs and staffing. Prioritization and colla...