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Leakage management in piped systems

  • Improvement of water supply management in Grenada through GIS-based monitoring and control system for water loss reduction

    CTCN
    Date of submission
    Phase
    Completed
    Countries
    Grenada
    Objective
    Adaptation
    Sectors
    Water
    Cross-sectoral enabler
    Capacity building and training
    Governance and planning

    This Technology Transfer Advances Grenada's

    • Nationally Determined Contribution and its third adaptation priority of improving water resource management, stating that "the management of water resources, like that of the coastal environment is crucial to the long term development of Grenada as a nation". 

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  • Safe Water For All: Join the Competition

    CTCN
    Publication date
    Objective
    Adaptation
    Mitigation
    Sectors
    Water

    The UNFCCC Climate Technology Centre and Network (CTCN), the World Intellectual Property Organization’s Initiative (WIPO), the Northeast Water Innovation Network (NEWIN), and InvenTrust are inviting to join an innovation competition to address two key challenges, essential in pathways to a global, safe, and sustainable future:



    • Energy Efficient Water Desalination

    • Eliminating Leakage in Water Distribution

  • TTD Industrial waste treatment

    Tamar Technological Development r seals eliminate leakages in the main factories in Israel and were successfully installed in .USA Italy Brazil and Netherlands. The new MTZ shaft sealing technology has been introduced by Tamar Technologies This product is especially effective in sealing pumpage with particulates as well as for clear liquids It has application for pumps mixers agitators ribbon blenders and fans in addition to sealing shafts for dry powder handling. The Tamar Seal is analogous to a double mechanical seal that uses a flexible sealant as a barrier fluid.

  • CONSULAQUA Hamburg Beratungsgesellschaft mbH

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    Knowledge partner
    Country of registration
    Germany
    Relation to CTCN
    Network Member
    Sector(s) of expertise
    Renewable energy
    Waste management
    Water

    CONSULAQUA Hamburg is a 100% subsidiary of HAMBURG WASSER, Northern Germany's largest public water supply and wastewater disposal company, and provides advanced expertise and long term experience for all kinds of capacity development challenges, consultancy and engineering tasks in the water sect

  • ePulse® Pipeline Condition Assessment

    Technology
    Pipeline systems
    Pipeline systems

    The ePulse condition assessment solution is the industry’s first approach that can identify the condition of both distribution and transmission mains, while simultaneously searching for leaks, without the need for large excavations or service disruptions. ePulse technology has simplified inspection and condition assessment of buried pipeline assets. Inspection and data collection does not require access to the inside of a pipe or extensive support from utility field crews.

  • Trade and climate change: issues in perspective

    Publication date
    Objective
    Mitigation

    The government of Denmark convened a seminar on trade and climate change. This report is a record of the discussions and analysis that took place there. Trade is an important channel for the diffusion of goods to mitigate climate changes. Trade liberalisation can also lower the costs of environmental goods (EGs). The Doha mandate calls for a reduction or elimination of tariffs and non-tariff barriers on EGs. However, the report wonders whether EG liberalisation can address climate mitigation efforts in a broader sustainable development context.

  • Climate Change Mitigation through Reduced-Impact Logging and the Hierarchy of Production Forest Management

    Publication date
    Objective
    Mitigation
    Sectors
    Agriculture

    The proposed hierarchy of production forest management provides a modus operandi for forest concessions to move incrementally towards sustainable forest management via reduced-impact logging (RIL) and forest certification. RIL carbon registration components consist of developing a credible baseline, additionality and leakage arguments around the business-as-usual scenario by quantifying historical forest inventory and production records, forest infrastructure records and damage to the residual forest.