- Upgrade key chlorinating disinfection units to more efficient systems, utilizing less energy either in production and/or transportation and handling of product.
- Investigate chlorine generation systems. We live in a State with accessible and cheap salt deliveries, making the electrolytic generation of chlorine much more efficient.
- Implement more natural and energy efficient systems to reduce algae growth in raw water systems, which could reduce the costs and amount of chemicals used for treatment.
- Improve treatment plant process control and efficiency through proper utilization and dosing of chemicals to reduce chemical waste, etc.
- Improve chemical storage to increase bulk purchase discounts and reduce delivery frequency thus saving energy and costs.
- Monitor electrical facilities for inefficient heat dissipation or cooling, through increased building insulation, etc.
- Use more efficient lighting in plants (i.e., T5 Florescent or LED).