The unprecedented surge in urbanization and population growth rates is generating multiple
impacts, affecting food, energy and water (FEW hereafter) demands. Moreover, the adverse …

Direct urea fuel cells (DUFCs) are proven as environmentally benign energy generation
devices and hold superior potential to meet the booming energy demand with the use of …

The nexus between energy and water introduces cross-sectoral vulnerabilities, which
provides cross-cutting opportunities to mitigate urban energy and water demand pressure …

Responding to global climate change requires better accounting of greenhouse gas
emissions (GHG) to develop targeted strategies for reducing carbon footprints. Energy …

Data on urban water resources are scarce, despite a majority of the US population residing
in urban environments. Further, information on the energy required to facilitate the treatment …

Increasing demand for energy, an evolving electricity-generation mix, and water demand
from competing sectors have important implications for water budgets and energy planning …

The energy–water nexus in urban activities poses challenges for coordinating urban energy
and water management. A difficulty in such nexus issue is the lack of a unified base for …

Advanced metering technologies coupled with informatics creates an opportunity to form
digital multi-utility service providers. These providers will be able to concurrently collect a …

This study focused on understanding what sector-region combinations could be targeted to
reduce total city water footprints? We used multi-regional input-output analysis of direct and …

Water use and energy consumption are strongly interwoven in networks of economic activity.
Tracking energy and water flows among regions and quantifying their interdependencies …