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1、Click to edit Master title style2_Title SlideWater,Water,Everywhere:Organization-Wide Practices to Improve Water EfficiencyWednesday,April 3,20244:00-5:00 pm ETPrakash RaoLawrence Berkeley National LaboratoryWater Stewardship at MGM Resorts1234AgendaImportance of Water to General MotorsWater Savings

2、 Network OverviewWelcome and Introductions5Closing and Q&A Todays Presenters Matt Esper,Senior Manager,Sustainability StrategyMGM Resorts International Darren Dimma,Global Energy Efficiency and Innovation Water LeadGeneral MotorsBetter Buildings,Better Plants Water Savings Network OverviewWater Savi

3、ngs NetworkWhat is it?Partners can work with DOE to track a water reduction goal across all or a portion of their portfolios(e.g.,in water stressed regions)A network of Better Buildings,Better Plants partners that participate in peer exchange activities and gain recognition for their proven solution

4、sWhy join?Receive technical guidance from DOE and supporting organizations,including EPA.Be a part of a network of peers.Set a water goal for all or a portion of portfolios(e.g.in water-stressed regions).Get recognition for proven solutions.What do organizations commit to?Participating in water-base

5、d Better Buildings activities like tracking&reporting water data,publishing a water-related solution on the Better Buildings Solution Center,or sharing best practices and lessons learned with their peers.betterbuildingssolutioncenter.energy.gov/special-initiatives/water-savings-networkCongratulation

6、s to our Water goal achievers!Carlisle,LLC Water Savings Network70+Partners across sectors 18+Goal Achievers 16+Billion in cumulative water savings150+Proven water saving solutionsWater Goal Achievers:Through 2022,partners have saved more than 16 billion gallons,which is enough water to fill more th

7、an 24,000 Olympic-sized swimming pools.Reno,NVSharis Caf&PiesShorenstein Properties LLCStandard CommunitiesStaplesState of North CarolinaStonewegTenderloin Neighborhood Development CorporationThe Tower CompaniesTrinity ManagementU.S.General Services Administration(GSA)Region 6University of Alabama a

8、t BirminghamUniversity of Maryland Medical CenterUniversity of Nebraska Medical CenterU.S.Department of Veterans Affairs,Erie Medical CenterWendium of Florida(Wendys Franchisee)The Wendys CompanyWest Palm Beach,FLWater Savings Network Participants BD Bentley Mills Cummins Electrolux Entegris Ford Mo

9、tor Company General Motors HARBEC Inc.Ingersoll Rand Nissan North America PaperWorks Industries RTX Saint-Gobain Corporation Toyota Motor Engineering&Manufacturing N.A.Lamb Weston Hollingsworth&Vose2Life CommunitiesAeonAffinius Capital Alachua County Public SchoolsAlbuquerque Public SchoolsAtlanta,G

10、AAtlanta Housing AuthorityAurora Public SchoolsBoston Housing AuthorityThe Boston Land CompanyBoulder Housing PartnersBullitt County Public Schools,KYCarlisle,LLC(Wendys Franchisee)City of Saint Paul,MNCommonWealth PartnersCorcoran ManagementDWSElevance Health,Inc.Empire State Realty TrustFort Worth

11、,TXFoundation CommunitiesGateway Management Services,LLCHealthcare Reality TrustIndustrialCommercialHighwoods PropertiesHillsboro,ORHousing Authority of PittsburghHoward Hughes CorporationIKEA Retail,U.S.IntuitJonathan Rose CompaniesJBG SmithKeene HousingKing County Housing AuthorityKohls,Inc.Los An

12、geles Unified School DistrictMadison City Schools,ALMayo ClinicMercy Housing,Inc.Mesa County Valley School District,COMontefiore Medical CenterNew Bedford Housing Authority National Housing Trust CommunitiesNew Bedford Housing AuthorityNEW WaterNuveen Real EstateOwens CorningParkwayPNC Financial Ser

13、vices GroupPoudre School District,COWater,Water,EverywhereWater scarcityBlue water(surface water and groundwater)use exceeds availability for more than half the year in many statesGleick,P.H.and H.Cooley.Annu.Rev.Environ.Resour.2021.46:31948Water risks compacted by changing water patternsAnalysis sh

14、ows wet regions getting wetter and dry regions getting drierWestern U.S.(Central Valley)and Plains U.S.(Ogallala)drying out at a rate of 2 cm/yearEncompasses both ground and surface waterRunoff will occur earlier in the year leading to shortages when demand is reaching peaks.https:/www.pewtrusts.org

15、/en/trend/archive/spring-2019/a-map-of-the-future-of-waterCA Dept.of Water Resources.2015.California Climate Science and Data.A facilitys interaction with the water shed using manufacturing as an example1.Municipal water supply2.Self-supply from shared sources3.Onsite water collection/groundwater4.I

16、n-facility freshwater use5.In-facility water reuse6.Facility wastewater pre-treatment7.Facility wastewater post-treatment8.Discharge of facility wastewater post-treatment to local water body9.Facility wastewater not needing treatment discharge to local water body10.Facility wastewater to municipal t

17、reatment plant11.Water consumption12.Water use in productsMcCall et al.2021.ES&T Water.Saving water is our best optionand saves energy,carbon,and money!Unique Karki and Prakash Rao.2023.Resources,Conservation and Recycling,Matt EsperMGM Resorts InternationalSenior Manager,Sustainability StrategyWate

18、r Stewardship at MGM ResortsWater,Water,Everywhere:Organization-Wide Practices to Improve Water Efficiency 2024 Better Buildings,Better Plants SummitApril 03,2024Matt EsperSenior Manager,Sustainability Strategy MGM Resorts InternationalMGM RESORTS INTERNATIONAL2MGM Resorts Internationalis an S&P 500

19、 global gaming and entertainment company with national and international locations featuring best-in-class hotels and casinos,state-of-the-art meetings and conference spaces,incredible live and theatrical entertainment experiences,and an extensive array of restaurant,nightlife and retail offerings.3

20、LAS VEGAS STRIPMGM RESORTS INTERNATIONAL4U.S.REGIONAL PROPE RTIES Beau RivageMGM Grand DetroitMGM National HarborMGM SpringfieldBorgataEmpire City CasinoMGM Northfield ParkMGM RESORTS INTERNATIONAL5MGM CHINAMGM MacauMGM CotaiMGM RESORTS INTERNATIONAL6MGM RESORTS INTERNATIONAL7WATE RRECY CLING IN SOU

21、T HE RN NEVADA Source:Southern Nevada Water AuthorityMGM RESORTS INTERNATIONAL8WATER USE AT MGM RESORTS Water Use at MGM Resorts20192020202120222023Well Water423,101407,333449,944515,723369,574Utility Water4,667,623,338,464,013,6992%89%90%89%92%8%11%10%11%8%4,230,184,193,72*in thousand gallons*2023

22、estimatedUtility WaterWell WaterIn Las Vegas,approximately 90%of water withdrawals come from municipal sources.10%comes from company-owned well water rights.At our Las Vegas Strip Resorts,76%of water use is non-consumptive use and does not affect permanent supplies.Consumptive Water Use at MGM Resor

23、tsSince a large proportion of our water use is for sources that do not leave the permanent supply,we place a particular emphasis on consumptive water uses which include:Evaporative cooling in HVAC systemsIrrigation in horticulture areasPools and water features76%24%Non-consumptive Water UseConsumpti

24、ve Water UseMGM RESORTS INTERNATIONAL9HISTORICAL APPROACH TO WATER MANAGEMENTMGM Resorts water management approach focuses primarily on conservation during:Design and development Ongoing operationsWe enable progress through:Data collection and monitoring Non-consumptive water conservation Consumptiv

25、e water conservationData Collection&MonitoringUtility-level ReportingBuildingSystem MonitoringReporting&TransparencyNon-consumptive Water Use ReductionWater Efficient FixturesWater Efficient HousekeepingEfficient Chemical ManagementConsumptive Water Use ReductionEfficient Evaporative SystemsWater Ef

26、ficient IrrigationMGM Resorts Historical Approach to Water ManagementMGM RESORTS INTERNATIONAL11 MGM RESORTS INTERNATIONAL12 Physical Water RisksResearch-driven Strategic Water Planning Stressed water supplies Declining water quality Restricted water accessibilityBased on the interconnectedness of w

27、ater as a business issue,MGM Resorts approach must consider water-related business impacts beyond water quantity.In turn,we identified four categories of water-related business impacts,each with a subset of risks or opportunities.They include:1.Physical water risks2.Regulatory water risks3.Reputatio

28、nal water risks4.Business opportunities through water leadershipWater-related Business ImpactsReputational Water Risks Community opposition Investor activism Litigation Negative media coverageRegulatory Water Risks Higher water costs Increased energy prices Regulatory uncertaintyWater-related Busine

29、ss Opportunities Enhanced brand value Operational efficienciesWATER STEWARDSHIP WHITEPAPERMGM RESORTS INTERNATIONAL13 GLOBAL WATER POLICYGlobal Water Policy:Commitment to Water StewardshipMGM Social Impact&Sustainability developed a global water policy to outline how we manage and monitor our impact

30、 on water resources.The MGM water policy includes the following actions:1.Apply transparent corporate water governance2.Comply with applicable water-related legal or regulatory requirements3.Use water responsibly across our global operations4.Invest in water efficiency measures5.Encourage guests,emp

31、loyees,suppliers,and partners to conservewater6.Advocate for effective water policiesEnvironmental Policy:WaterCollective ActionWATER STEWARDSHIP STRATEG IC PRIORITIE STransparencyDirect OperationsMGM RESORTS INTERNATIONAL30Supply Chain&Watershed ManagementPublic Policy&Community EngagementOur strat

32、egic approach to water stewardship is aligned with the six commitment areas of the CEO Water Mandate:Direct Operations,SupplyChain&Watershed Management,PublicPolicy,Community Engagement,Collective Action,and Transparency.Strategic Alignment with CEO Water MandateFIRSTGAMING&LASVEGASBASEDCOMPAN YTOEN

33、DORSETHECEOWATERMANDATEMGM RESORTS INTERNATIONALWATER STEWARDSHIP IMP LEME NTATIONDriving positive water impacts in our communitiesQUANTITYQUALITYCITIZENSHIPInvest in solutions to shared water challenges through partnershipsContinue advancedwater management,water use efficiency efforts and complianc

34、e with water quality requirementsAddress basin specificshared water challenges by engaging major suppliersContribute to the broaderwater landscapethrough innovation,policy engagementand thought leadershipCULTUREEducateemployees on water challengesand provideopportunitiesfor championshipMGM RESORTS I

35、NTERNATIONAL32WATER MEASUREMENTTRANSPARENCY THROUGH CDP REPORTINGMGM RESORTS INTERNATIONAL33WATER QUANTITYHORTICULTURE WATER CONSERVATION STRATEGYMGM RESORTS INTERNATIONAL34WATER Q UANTITYGRA S SC ONVE R S I O NDesert Friendly LandscapingMGM RESORTS INTERNATIONAL35Artificial TurfWATER QUANTITYLASVEG

36、ASH VACOPTI MIZAT I O NMGM RESORTS INTERNATIONAL36WATERCITIZENSHIP L A S V EGA SG R AN D P R I X WATERPARTNER S H I PAtmospheric Water Generator(AWG)MGM Grand Cooling TowerLVGP Track Cleaning OperationsGoal:Install a temporary atmospheric water generator in connection with the coolingtower plumes at

37、 MGM Grand toprovide the Las Vegas Grand Prix with at least 80,000 gallons of non-local system sourced water for track preparation purposes to create the worlds first net-zero consumptive water use motorsports eventPartners:Las Vegas Grand Prix,Southern Nevada Water Authority,WaterStart,MGM Resorts

38、InternationalMGM RESORTS INTERNATIONAL37WATER CIT IZENSHIP P A C I F I C I N S T I T U T E W R A F P A R T N E R S H I PIn June 2023,MGM Resorts partnered with the Pacific Institute to pioneer the Water Resilience Assessment Framework(WRAF)as part of our CEO Water Mandate pledgeWorkshop Objectives:A

39、ctivate our endorsement of the CEO Water MandateBe an early adopter of corporate water resilienceplanningConvene diverse internal stakeholders on the topic of waterHelp refine and strengthen WRAF for the corporate water communityKickstart the process of developing a water resilience plan for MGM Res

40、ortsMGM RESORTS INTERNATIONAL38WATERCULTURE ENHAN C EDSNWAREBAT EF O R MG M EMP LOY EES MGM Resorts willpartner with the Southern Nevada Water Authority(SNWA)to incentivize residential water conservation measures for MGM employees by offering an employee incentive.This initiative will enhance the fo

41、llowing existing SNWA incentive programs:Water Smart Landscapes Rebate($1 per sf)Smart IrrigationController Rebate(50%cost)*Smart Leak Detector Rebate(50%cost)*In addition,SNWA will make available to MGM employees a water conservation retrofit kit,on request.To be launched on World Water Day 2024(Ma

42、rch 22,2024)via a video message from Bill.*Up to$100 for an eligible controller*Up to$200 for an eligible leak detectorMGM Resorts has committed$500,000 for the enhanced SNWA rebate for MGM employeesMGM RESORTS INTERNATIONAL39WATERCULTURE PLAN E T PROTECTOR SBUSIN ESSRESOU RCE G ROU PMGM RESORTS INT

43、ERNATIONAL40Continue activating on our water stewardship implementation plan:Research and develop innovative technologies for additional water savings Expand participation in community water initiatives Assess water use in the supply chain and engage critical suppliers Expand strategic partnerships

44、with diverse stakeholders Empower employees to be water stewardship champions at-home and in the communityFUTUREPRIORITIESMGM RESORTS INTERNATIONAL41 Water Stewardship Resources: Global Water Policy: Water White Paper: 2023 CDP Water Security Questionnaire:https:/ 2022 Social Impact&Sustainability R

45、eport: RESORTS INTERNATIONAL42MGMRESOR TS ADDITIONAL RE SOU R CE SQ&AIntroductions Darren DimmaGlobal Energy Efficiency and Innovation Water LeadAgendaImportance of Water to GMWater GoalsQ&AWhat Can We Do/Takeaways?Importance of Water to GMGMs Vision Our vision is a world with zero crashes,zero emis

46、sions and zero congestion.Our sustainability strategy supports our vision of an electric future,our carbon neutral goaland our growth strategyWhy Water MattersMore than one-third of the worlds population roughly 2.4 billion people live in water-stressed countries and by 2025 the number is expected t

47、o rise to two-thirds.Freshwater consumption worldwide has more than doubled since World War II and is expected to rise another 25%by 2030.72%of water extraction is used in agriculture,16%in communities,12%inIndustry.Why we have committed to protecting waterTypical Automotive Water Consumers1Assembly

48、Manufacturing(Assembly-Paint,Body,General Assembly,Utilities)Non-Manufacturing(Office,Test Labs,Engineering Centers)Engine-Transmission-StampingWater GoalsWater Goal0Reduce water intensity 35%by 2035 based on the 2010 benchmark EPA.gov:average daily household water consumption is 300 gallons 2010 20

49、35 Doesnt sound like a lot?1.8 billion gallons of water saved!2,800 Olympic-sized swimming pools!*www.epa.gov notes average daily household water use as 300 gallons.Olympic swimming pools contain 650,000 gallons.0 681,750 gallons per second flows over the Horseshoe Falls at Niagara Falls!Equivalent

50、of 45 minutes of water flowing over the falls!Niagara Falls Equivalent!Water Performance and Goal0Assembly*Excludes Joint Ventures5.714.925.075.895.405.023.712010(Baseline)201520202021202220232035(Goal)Global Water Intensity(m3/unit)*Overcoming Hurdles0Perspective on water availability and qualityIm

51、plementationFinancial In 2021,we signed the UN CEO Water Mandate.We are mapping our progress and achievements against core target areas:direct operations,supply chain and watershed management,collective action,public policy,community education and transparencyInclude UN SDG Clean Water And Sanitatio

52、n within GMs Environmental Policy What Is GM Doing?Target Reducing water intensity by 35%by 2035 against a 2010 baseline.We are committed to managing water use in our facilities efficiently and responsibly,particularly in water-stressed locationsWe use predictive modeling to focus our efforts to pre

53、serve water quality and support water stewardship in our operations,supply chain and local communitiesDOE 50001 Ready template for not only energy but applying basis to waterOpportunitiesWater Conservation-Example57-Water-stressed facility located in Mexico-Well water critical source,long-term risk!

54、-Zero discharge facility-85%of water is recycled/reusedFuture Opportunity?-Do we need water for this process?-Process optimization(Control)-Eliminate water from cleaning processes-Cooling Tower plume capture-Water from air-Recycle/re-use wastewater where generatedWhat Can We Do/Takeaways?0Install wa

55、ter-saving equipment(utility incentives)Understand where water is used(Tower,Paint,Body,GA,irrigation,cafeteria)+At home:dish washing,laundry,food prep,watering lawn,car wash)Identify and repair leaks(communicate to those who can repair)!What Can We Do/Takeaways?0Collaborate with others within the c

56、ommunity,partner with NGO/others,restore habitats,education/volunteering&Suppliers!Follow regulatory requirements for storm and sanitary sewersConsider alternative landscaping that does not require water;plant native species or xeriscape0Thank You!Q&AYour Feedback is Important to UsUse the 2024 Summit mobile app to:Find sessions by track Build your personal schedule Network with attendees Learn about speakers Provide feedback on the SummitDownload Whova from the App Store or Google Play and search for the event Better Buildings Summit