Amazon Web Services’ (AWS) Global Lead for Water Sustainability, Will Hewes, provides an insightful look at AWS’s approach to water and discusses AWS’s Water Positive program that strives to return more water than it uses to the communities in which it does business, by 2030.



In this session, you’ll learn about:




Will’s varied background in the water sector



How Will became the Global Lead for Water Sustainability at AWS



AWS’s Water Positive program



How AWS proposes to return more water in the communities in which it does business than it uses, by 2030



How AWS uses water in its facilities



AWS’s use of IOT data to efficiently use water



How evaporative cooling provides greater efficiency than air conditioning



Why liters per kWh is the metric of choice for water efficiency measurement



How AWS recycles cooling water and harvests rainwater in its facilities



Will’s perspective on how AWS interacts with local communities on social license issues



How AWS supported invasive species removal to help increase local water availability



How geographic locale and temperature drive water usage at AWS’s facilities



Organizations AWS partners with in order to improve sustainability




Resources and links mentioned in or relevant to this session include:




Will’s LinkedIn page



AWS’s Water Sustainability website




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