Corrigendum to “Defining water-related energy for global comparison, clearer communication, and sharper policy”[J. Clean. Prod. 236 (2019) 17502] (Journal of Cleaner Production (2019) 236, (S0959652619323108), (10.1016/j.jclepro.2019.06.333))
Steven J. Kenway (University of Queensland)
Ka Leung Lam (University of Queensland, TU Delft - Sanitary Engineering)
Jennifer Stokes-Draut
Kelly Twomey Sanders (University of Southern California)
Amanda N. Binks (University of Queensland)
Julijana Bors (University of Queensland)
Brian Head (University of Queensland)
Gustaf Olsson (Lund University)
James E. McMahon (Better Climate Research and Policy Analysis)
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Abstract
The authors would like to correct the value of water-related electricity consumption at utility as a percentage of total electricity consumption for Australia (2015). The correct value is 1.1% in Figure 2, and Table S1-2 and Figure S1-2 (Supplementary Information 1 of Appendix B). Associated with this error, the water-related electricity consumption at utility for Australia (2015) should be 10.2 PJ in Table S1-2. The authors would like to apologise for any inconvenience caused. There are no changes to conclusions or other sections of the paper. Please find below amended Figure 2, and Table S1-2 and Figure S1-2 (Supplementary Information 1) [Figure presented] Fig. 2 (amended). Electricity consumption by utilities as a percentage of total electricity consumption across countries and regions. (See Table S1-1 and Table S1-3 in the Supplementary Information 1 for references). Supplementary Information 1. [Table presented] A Based on total final consumption data from the International Energy Agency, if the referenced study/dataset does not provide. Figure S1-2 Utility electricity consumption as a percentage of total electricity consumption across each country or region. [Figure presented]