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Businesses should undertake initiatives to promote greater environmental responsibilityOur environmental performance achievements are the result of enterprise and facility-level commitmentsto increasing the efficiency of our operations through actions and investments that result in greaterenvironmental stewardship.Through our Create and Maintain Value … Learn More

As part of Ecolab�s global philanthropic program, Solutions for Life, Ecolab and the Project WET Foundation co-created the Clean and Conserve Education Program. Since launching the partnership in2014, this free curriculum has reached more than 7.47 million individuals in 88 … Learn More

The Group is committed to the progressive reduction of its water needs in all of its production processes, where possible promoting its internal reuse. Among the optimization interventions realized, in some coal-fired power stations the blowdown from the closed-circuit cooling … Learn More

In 2020, the Global Power Generation launched the WaVE (Water Value Enhancement) project with the aim of mapping needs and water withdrawal sources in all of its thermal and renewables production sites in order to set new objectives to reduce … Learn More

Ciudad Ju�rez is a border city in northern Mexico, neighboring the U.S. city of El Paso, Texas. It is the most populated city in the State of Chihuahua since the 2020 census reported more than 1,500,000 inhabitants in its urban … Learn More

Zimpizahua,�Las Puentes, La Laguna y Bella Esperanza are communities (bordering Coatepec access water by a series of springs (upstream) with a gravity supply system. In the main area of each water source, the catchment has a water box (gravel filter) … Learn More

In the municipality of San Antonio La Isla, in Estado de Mexico, population growth is very evident, and the drinking water network has deteriorated, unable to provide adequate water to all of its inhabitants. Due to the lack of water … Learn More

This project in the peri-urban and rural communities of San Cristobal aims to inspire, build community trust and engage citizens in the development of effective solutions to address the city�s water quality problems. Learn More

Tijuana has lived an exponential population growth from migrants trying to enter to the USA border. These communities lack of access to clean water, and source from exposed water tanks, and mobile cisterns. Most of them also lack sanitation services, … Learn More

This� project will facilitate water access and promote hygiene in 12 indigenous communities in the Sierra Tarahumara that suffer water scarcity.� The project will� construct masonry dams, water storage tanks and pipelines to connect households and supporting community-based water management. Learn More