Following climate change-related water shortages across the European continent causing governments to take action, a process industry expert is highlighting the knock-on effect to manufacturers reliant on waterways for cooling processes.
Matt Watson, Sector Lead for Manufacturing at Aggreko Europe, is highlighting the rise in extreme weather across the continent and how they may necessitate a rethink in manufacturers’ equipment procurement strategies. Specifically, with reports of heatwaves and droughts across Europe, Matt is calling for manufacturers to explore closed loop cooling solutions that do not take water from nearby communities.
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Matt Watson, Sector Lead for Manufacturing at Aggreko Europe, is highlighting the rise in extreme weather across the continent and how they may necessitate a rethink in manufacturers’ equipment procurement strategies. Specifically, with reports of heatwaves and droughts across Europe, Matt is calling for manufacturers to explore closed loop cooling solutions that do not take water from nearby communities.
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