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Can we use the block grants for efficiency improvements in water management and conservation, and wastewater treatment?

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Can we use the block grants for efficiency improvements in water management and conservation, and wastewater treatment?

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Yes. The water and wastewater treatment sectors account for as much as 3% of electricity use in the U.S. In the drinking water sector, pumping accounts for about 90% of energy use, whereas in wastewater treatment the majority of energy use is due to treatment processes. EECBG funds can be used to increase energy efficiency in and reduce total energy consumption of wastewater treatment facilities, and for projects that increase energy efficiency or reduce energy use in the management or provision of water services to the public.

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