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From Waste to Resource: Revolutionizing Energy and Water with Suresh Jambunathan
What if waste energy could become your company’s secret weapon for both cost savings and sustainability?
In this episode of Green Disruptors, Megan Kjar sits down with Suresh Jambunathan, founder of Energy and Water Development (ENWADEV), to explore the power of integrated energy systems that make sustainability make business sense.
Suresh shares real-world examples of how his firm helps facilities—from data centers to universities—dramatically reduce operating costs by rethinking how they use power, heat, and water. You’ll learn:
Why on-site power generation and waste heat recovery are game-changers
What exergy and entropy really mean (and why they matter to your bottom line)
How to navigate the complex stakeholder landscape in infrastructure projects
What’s next for ENWADEV as they move into engineering and construction
If you geek out on systems thinking, sustainable design, or just want to know how the clean energy transition is actually happening on the ground, this one’s for you.
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By Megan KjarWhat if waste energy could become your company’s secret weapon for both cost savings and sustainability?
In this episode of Green Disruptors, Megan Kjar sits down with Suresh Jambunathan, founder of Energy and Water Development (ENWADEV), to explore the power of integrated energy systems that make sustainability make business sense.
Suresh shares real-world examples of how his firm helps facilities—from data centers to universities—dramatically reduce operating costs by rethinking how they use power, heat, and water. You’ll learn:
Why on-site power generation and waste heat recovery are game-changers
What exergy and entropy really mean (and why they matter to your bottom line)
How to navigate the complex stakeholder landscape in infrastructure projects
What’s next for ENWADEV as they move into engineering and construction
If you geek out on systems thinking, sustainable design, or just want to know how the clean energy transition is actually happening on the ground, this one’s for you.