Energy and Water Distribution Interdependency Issues
The Environmental Protection Agency National Homeland Security Research Center, the Department of Energy Office of Electricity Delivery and Energy Reliability, and Public Technology Institute held a workshop in 2005 to identify best practices and lessons learned from previous crisis incidents that impacted both the energy and water infrastructures.
It produced a report that provides recommendations for minimizing the effects of energy emergencies on drinking water distribution. The report (EPA 600/R-07/042, April 2007) was prepared by PTI and the Cadmus Group under EPA contract 68-C-02-069.
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