Corporate Sustainability
Increasingly, publicly traded companies are accounting for the impacts of their decisions on water usage and facilities’ discharges. The outcome of their growing focus will be increased conservation, water reuse, and more efficient water management.
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Key Research Questions
Which industries are most water-intensive?
Will regulations impact corporate water use?
How are companies addressing water footprints in their corporate sustainability plans?
What are the drivers and inhibitors to sustainable water management?
Corporate Sustainability Data
US$1.3 billion
in green financing allocated to corporate water goals in 2024
58%
of corporate water projects focus on reuse and efficiency
53%
of companies operate in water-stressed regions
450+
projects are underway globally from rainwater harvesting to zero-impact strategies
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