Ali-Abadi, the CEO of one of the large industrial companies, emphasized the necessity of replacing wastewater to supply water for industries in his recent meeting. He pointed out the existing challenges in supplying water for industries, especially in areas with water scarcity, stating that using wastewater can be an effective and sustainable solution.
The Necessity of Identifying Urban Wastewater Capacities
Ali-Abadi also requested provincial managers to identify urban wastewater capacities and have operational planning for next year's projects. He stressed the importance of supplying water from sustainable sources and urged managers to seek innovative solutions for the optimal use of wastewater.
Economic and Environmental Consequences
Replacing wastewater instead of extracting from groundwater and surface water can not only help preserve water resources but also reduce water costs. Given that the cost of supplying water from wastewater is usually lower than extracting water from natural sources, this action can improve the economic situation of industries. Furthermore, using wastewater can also help reduce pollution and protect the environment.
Ali-Abadi further noted that considering the existing capacities in the urban wastewater system, these resources can be effectively used to supply water for industries. He emphasized that this action requires close cooperation and coordination among various governmental and private entities.
Sustainable Development and the Future of Industries
Utilizing wastewater in supplying water for industries not only helps preserve water resources but can also lead to the sustainable development of industries. Ali-Abadi advised managers to utilize modern technologies for treating and using wastewater while considering health and environmental standards.
In conclusion, Ali-Abadi emphasized that paying attention to this issue could be a significant step towards preserving the country's water resources and guiding industries towards greater efficiency and sustainable development.
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