In November 2019 we attended the WWT’s Drinking Water Quality Conference in Birmingham. The conference looked at many topics including funding priorities, the future of pesticide management following the ban on metaldehyde, and customer awareness. It featured presentations, debates, workshops and polling with the aim of offering water professionals advice, inspiration, and networking opportunities.
In November 2019 we attended the WQTC conference in Dallas. The conference aimed to educate us and others in the industry on the latest innovations, including more than 60 exhibitions.
In November 2019 we attended the Aquatech conference in Amsterdam. The conference allowed us to meet with over 25,000 water experts and 1,000 exhibiting companies to explore the latest innovations.
In September 2019 we attended SWIG’s Sensing in Water conference in Nottingham. The conference allowed us to listen to speeches by Allison Fergusson, Associate Director of OFWAT and Angela Smith, MP for Penistone and Stocksbridge and member of the All-Party Parliamentary Water Group. It also included sessions on multiple topics to help us keep up with the latest innovations in the industry.
In September 2019 we attended the WEFTEC conference in Chicago. The conference offered water quality education and training, as well as the opportunity to network with other industry professionals.
In September 2019 we attended the IWA Resource Recovery Conference in Venice. The theme was “Resource Recovery from Water – from concept to standard practice” and aimed to build on previous conferences as well as showing the importance of resource recovery in urban water management. The conference showcased many of the recent innovations of resource recovery.
In August 2019 we attended the Friends of Memorial Park’s Party in the Park. Tom Williams had a community stall offering tours of the woodland.
In August 2019 we participated in the Swedish Water Week in Stockholm. The event included 9 seminars by industry professionals. It had the theme of “Water and society – including all” and aimed to recognise that not everyone is impacted in the same way by water issues.
In August 2019 we attended the 35th annual Tri-State Seminar in Las Vegas. The seminar aimed to provide high-quality education to wastewater professionals over three days.
In September 2019 we attended Aquatech Mexico – Mexico’s largest event for water technology. During the event, we met with experts, regional market experts and worldwide professionals to discuss the future of the industry.
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