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Existing pieces of literature on previous studies advocate the research focus by various researchers to reach the benchmark of energy efficiency of Wastewater Treatment Plants (WWTPs). The driving factors to improve the energy efficiency and mitigate the energy self-sufficiency of WWTP have been identified as the increase in population growth, rising energy costs, and tightening effluent discharge requirements. WWTP economy is directly related to energy consumption and thus affects smart grid economy. There has been limited research on energy self-sufficiency and optimizing the energy demand a...

Designed to put the water back into the river it came from. but back at the met office, they know warning about extreme conditions is increasingly important. i think we just keep the message going and i think eventually people will start to think maybe the second time, maybe the third time, maybe the fourth time, maybe they'll get trapped in a flash flood and go i was warned about it. maybe next time we need to do something about it. after an awareness campaign, people across the uk will get an introductory warning alert in october and the new system will go live just in time for this year's f...

It's too late to prevent a major emergency like flooding. but round here, on the somerset levels, they would stress the need to spend money on preventative measures. like this pumping system, designed to put the water back into the river it came from. but back at the met office, they know warning about extreme conditions is increasingly important. i think we just keep the message going, and i think eventually people will start to think maybe the second time, maybe the third time, maybe the fourth time, maybe they'll get trapped in a flash flood and go, "oh, yeah, i was warned about it. maybe n...

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Let's bring in gordon dove, the president of a parish. i wonder from you, if you can give us an idea of how people are doing in your parish, what are the needs? >> well, people who have stayed here for the hurricane, you know, 155 miles per hour winds here in our parish in 1515 miles an hour, and then we had gusts up to registered 185. there was no flooding. the levy system we built and the pump stations and pumping system all worked fine, but we do have wind damage, and the people are cleaning up and were able to get a lot of -- the national guard volunteers. we have pods set up handing out