; (B) water consumption based on metered data; and (C) energy use in water systems; (4) to increase accessibility to, and expand the use of, data and information relating to the energy-water nexus, in a standard, easy-to-use format, by Federal, State, local, and tribal governments, communities, educational institutions, and the private sector, while leveraging existing data at Federal agencies; (5) to facilitate the open exchange of information relating to the energy-water nexus in the face of changing technologies, changes in demand, and climate change; and (6) to make data, modeling, and modeling results relating to the energy-water nexus of the Department of Energy widely available. (c) Activities In carrying out this section, the Secretary of Energy shall— (1) integrate data and information relating to the energy-water nexus into an interoperable, national, geospatially referenced energy-water data framework; (2) identify new data and information needs relating to the energy-water nexus; (3) use existing shared databases, infrastructure, monitoring networks, and tools to provide— (A) a platform for innovation, predictive analytics, modeling and data sharing, and solution development for data and information relating to the energy-water nexus; and (B) nationally uniform water and energy use data; (4) support energy-water nexus data and information sharing, applied research, and educational programs of State, local, and tribal governments, communities, educational institutions, and the private sector; (5) promote enhanced cooperation among Federal and State agencies, including cooperation in sensing, surveying, compilation, analysis, modeling, presentation, and interactive updating of data sets to improve data quality and usability