Deloitte Report: Can evolving energy technologies help reduce the sector’s impact on water stress?

Published on September 20, 2024
Written by a Yale College/Yale School of Management alum! Deloitte’s analysis shows how the energy transition could affect water stress and which energy technologies are likely to have the lowest water intensity. Read the full article at: https://www2.deloitte.com/us/en/insights/industry/power-and-utilities/renewable-energy-water-intensity-to-achieve-net-zero.html?id=us:2em:3na:4diUS187653:5awa:6di:MMDDYY:author&pkid=1012721. 
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