The AMTA/AWWA Membrane Technology Conference explores how the latest developments in membrane technology can enhance water reliability and quality. Each year the conference reveals new directions in water and wastewater treatment technologies, desalting and membrane bioreactor applications.
Whether you're a professional in the water technology field, a supervisor, or the owner of a company, the Association of Water Technologies (AWT) Technical Training Seminars are an investment that will pay off. Professionals — We'll teach you the latest technologies and best practices that will help you advance in your career. Supervisors — You'll benefit from …
March 11 is World Plumbing Day. It is a date that has been fixed on the calendars of the World Plumbing community since its establishment by the WPC in 2010 and is now a fixture on the calendars of political and social institutions around the globe. The international plumbing community, as represented by the Council, …
Explore global trends, launching innovations and experts from around the world with just one visit! Over 22,000 water professionals from all over the world will be at Aquatech Amsterdam. You meet other water professionals, expand your knowledge, discover new technologies and visit market leaders and start-ups. Since 1964, Aquatech Amsterdam has been the only show …
IWA feels privileged as South Africa and the African region to host the IWA Water Reuse and Reclamation Conference. The timing cannot be more than perfect as we recover and respond to the Cape Town effect, and during a period where bold decisions are being made to Fastrack the direct use of treated effluents both …
The Annual WateReuse Symposium is the premier conference devoted to water reuse policy, technology, operations, research, and public acceptance. The Symposium is presented in collaboration with The Water Research Foundation.
The conference is celebrating its 30th year as the Largest Regional Water Conference in the U.S.© and caters to professionals in the wastewater and water industry, including water quality engineers, treatment plant technicians, scientists, government officials, regulatory agency personnel, manufacturers and their agents, libraries, universities and groups and individuals concerned with protecting public health and …