Call / Whatsapp: (868) 384-7429
Satie Siewah
Section Head
Effluent Management Solutions
Contact Me
(868) 299-0210 ext: 5051
Call / Whatsapp: (868) 384-7429
Sustainable Management of water resources and access to safe water and sanitation are indeed essential for unlocking economic growth and productivity in Trinidad and Tobago. The United Nations sustainable development Goal 6, Local legislation (Water Pollution Rules 2019) and policies including National Environmental Policy (NEP) seek to ensure safe drinking water, treated discharge and effluent charter a path for management of water and wastewater. It acknowledges the importance of obtaining safe levels of wastewater to comply with health ecosystems and fall within permissible levels of the three schedules of the Water Pollution Rules.
Currently, the EMS Department boasts state-of-the-art environmentally friendly technology and a highly skilled workforce with extensive industry experience, all dedicated to enhancing support for the industrial, commercial, and agricultural sectors. Our EMS team is both enthusiastic and deeply committed, always prepared to adopt a comprehensive approach to wastewater management. We utilize a range of tools, such as treatability studies, tailored interventions, and administrative measures, all aimed at achieving pristine water quality, efficient effluent management, and the advantageous reuse of wastewater as a valuable resource. Given these capabilities, the CARIRI team is poised to collaborate with you, making your effluent objectives a tangible reality.
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Sustainable Management of water resources and access to safe water and sanitation are indeed essential for unlocking economic growth and productivity in Trinidad and Tobago. The United Nations sustainable development Goal 6, Local legislation (Water Pollution Rules 2019) and policies including National Environmental Policy (NEP) seek to ensure safe drinking water, treated discharge and effluent charter a path for management of water and wastewater. It acknowledges the importance of obtaining safe levels of wastewater to comply with health ecosystems and fall within permissible levels of the three schedules of the Water Pollution Rules.
Currently, the EMS Department boasts state-of-the-art environmentally friendly technology and a highly skilled workforce with extensive industry experience, all dedicated to enhancing support for the industrial, commercial, and agricultural sectors. Our EMS team is both enthusiastic and deeply committed, always prepared to adopt a comprehensive approach to wastewater management. We utilize a range of tools, such as treatability studies, tailored interventions, and administrative measures, all aimed at achieving pristine water quality, efficient effluent management, and the advantageous reuse of wastewater as a valuable resource. Given these capabilities, the CARIRI team is poised to collaborate with you, making your effluent objectives a tangible reality.
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Satie Siewah
Section Head
Effluent Management Services
Contact Me
Telephone 2990210 ext 5051
Email: ems@cariri.com
Energy audits are comprehensive assessments of a facility’s energy usage, aiming to identify inefficiencies and suggest improvements. These audits involve analyzing energy consumption patterns, equipment performance, and building infrastructure to pinpoint areas where energy is wasted. The goal is to optimize energy usage, reduce operational costs, and minimize environmental impact.
Energy Conservation Measures (ECMs) are strategies or actions implemented to reduce energy consumption and promote energy efficiency within a building, facility, or system. These measures can range from simple behavioral changes to complex technological upgrades. Common ECMs include installing energy-efficient lighting, optimizing HVAC systems, improving insulation, upgrading appliances and machinery, implementing smart energy controls, and utilizing renewable energy sources. The goal of ECMs is to conserve energy, reduce utility bills, lower carbon emissions, and enhance overall sustainability.
Resource Usage Assessments involve evaluating the consumption of resources within a specific context, such as a company, community, or industrial facility. These assessments aim to understand how resources like water, energy, raw materials, and other inputs are utilized. They include data collection, analysis, and evaluation of resource consumption patterns and inefficiencies. Resource Usage Assessments provide valuable insights into wastage, identify areas for improvement, and offer recommendations for more sustainable practices.
Carbon footprinting refers to the measurement of greenhouse gas emissions associated with human activities, products, or organizations. It quantifies the total amount of carbon dioxide (CO2) and other greenhouse gasses emitted directly or indirectly by human activities, such as driving a car, manufacturing goods, or using electricity. The goal of carbon footprinting is to raise awareness about the environmental impact of these activities and identify opportunities for reducing emissions. Calculations often include Scope 1 (direct emissions), Scope 2 (indirect emissions from energy use), and sometimes Scope 3 (indirect emissions from the supply chain and product lifecycle). Understanding one’s carbon footprint is crucial for individuals, businesses, and governments to make informed decisions, set emission reduction targets, and contribute to global efforts in mitigating climate change.
Energy Management Systems (EMS) are comprehensive strategies implemented by organizations to monitor, control, and optimize energy usage. These systems utilize technology, data analysis, and various tools to assess energy consumption patterns and identify areas for improvement. EMS helps organizations set energy efficiency goals, track progress, and reduce operational costs by optimizing energy usage. It often involves the use of software and sensors to collect real-time data, allowing for informed decision-making regarding energy conservation measures. By implementing Energy Management Systems, businesses can enhance their sustainability efforts, comply with regulations, reduce their carbon footprint, and achieve long-term energy efficiency goals.
Energy Management Measurements refer to the systematic process of collecting, analyzing, and interpreting data related to energy usage within an organization or a specific system. These measurements help in understanding the energy consumption patterns, identifying inefficiencies, and evaluating the effectiveness of energy conservation initiatives. Energy management measurements often include parameters such as electricity usage, fuel consumption, peak demand periods, and energy intensity metrics. By tracking these measurements over time, businesses can set realistic energy-saving goals, monitor progress, and make data-driven decisions to optimize their energy usage. Implementing effective energy management measurements not only reduces operational costs but also contributes significantly to environmental sustainability by minimizing the overall energy footprint.
Renewable Energy refers to energy which is created from renewable resources which are naturally replenished within a human lifetime . In the Caribbean, the more prevalent forms of renewable energy include solar, wind, wave, hydro and geothermal. Businesses and residential clients can improve energy security and reduce their energy costs over time by adopting renewable energy technologies. In some Caribbean countries, excess energy produced from renewable sources can be sold back onto the grid. Renewable energy solutions are designed to suit a user’s energy needs
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