Whether mitigating the effects of storms or droughts, meeting the demands of regulators, or managing spiraling costs, smart water management is essential to the health of U.S. municipalities. In this webinar, ENGIE’s Thomas Monter will be joined by Elaine Marshall, Deputy Director of Public Works at the City of Milpitas, California, to outline how holistic, smart city solutions can connect and automate water and energy infrastructure to drive sustainability and deliver cost savings.
The webinar will show how Milpitas unlocked over $1.5 million in annual energy and water cost savings through citywide infrastructure upgrades and explore how municipalities can leverage a variety of technologies like SCADA systems, pump and treatment retrofits, and advanced metering to:
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Thomas Monter is a Lead/Senior Project Engineer and subject matter expert for water, wastewater, biomass, and solid fuels combustion at ENGIE North America. He has over 20 years of experience completing projects in the central plant, boiler, biomass, process, water, and wastewater industries. He is skilled in process engineering and troubleshooting for biomass and solid fuel boilers, water and wastewater treatment plants. He holds a Bachelor’s Degree in Mechanical Engineering from the University of Idaho.
Elaine Marshall is the Deputy Public Works Director for the City of Milpitas, California in charge of operating and maintaining the city's infrastructure and facilities including public streets, utilities, parks, street landscaping, city vehicles, and city buildings. The department also oversees and implements key environmental services and sustainability programs, including the climate action plan. She has over 25 years of experience as a public sector sustainability and environmental manager working on watershed management, sustainability, environmental compliance, water quality, and project and public administration. Formerly, Elaine worked for the cities of Sunnyvale and San Jose, California as an Environmental Programs Manager. She holds a Bachelor’s Degree in Environmental Biology from San Jose State University.
