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Malcolm Chilton, UK Managing Director, COVANTA ENERGY Ulla Röttger, Chief Executive Officer, AMAGERFORBRÆNDING Jonas Törnblom, Executive Board Member, ENVAC GROUP


16.30 - 17.30 SESSION 5: SMART WATER AND WASTE-WATER INFRASTRUCTURE


Water scarcity is now widely recognised as the greatest resource risk of the 21st century. Per Arne Malmqvist leads a discussion focused on new technologies in urban water management, and how cities can spearhead a cultural change in the perception of the value of water. The role of the city and the national regulator in initiating and incentivising the installation of smart-water infrastructure Which technologies offer the greatest realisable benefit to today’s cities? o Leak detection sensor networks o Smart-water meters


o Rain and drain-water harvesting o Waste-water recycling and biogas from sewage


Session Chair: Per Arne Malmqvist, Scientific Director STOCKHOLM INTERNATIONAL WATER INSTITUTE, SWEDEN


Professor Malmqvist has over 40 years’ experience in the water field. He has been involved in several national and international projects in sustainable water management, working with governance, waste water systems, pollution and safe drinking supply. Professor Malmqvist is professor of water environment technology at Chalmers University of Technology in Sweden. He is also a member of the board of CIT Urban Water Management AB.


SESSION 5 17.30


SPEAKERS: Helge Daebel, Water Sector Specialist, EMERALD TECHNOLOGY VENTURES Steffen Schäfer, Executive IT Architect, IBM Philippe Gislette, Director, International Centre for Research on Water and the Environment (CIRSEE), SUEZ ENVIRONNEMENT


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