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 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.

In July 2019 we attended the European Waste Conference in Birmingham, UK.  The conference allowed us access to more than 50 technical presentations given by industry specialists, exhibitions by 30 companies, showcasing their products, and allowed us to network with over 200 other wastewater professionals.

In June 2019 we attended the AWWA’s annual conference in Denver.  The conference focused on “innovating the future of water” and allowed us to view new technologies and water sector innovations.  We also attended sessions on asset management, utility risk and resilience, and water quality challenges.

In May 2019 we attended the SWAN 2019 conference in Miami.  The conference allowed us to access a global hub of smart water and wastewater sectors, as well as solution providers, researchers, consultants and regulators.  In attending, we hoped to help accelerate the smart water industry.

In February 2019 we attended the World Water-Tech Innovation summit in London.  The summit allowed us to build new relationships with the utilities, municipalities, industrial clients, engineering firms, technology companies, and investors, who were in attendance.

In February 2019 we attended the British Water House of Lords Reception.  The reception allowed us to network with other attendees and aimed to raise the profile of the water industry in the UK.

In February 2019 we attended the annual British Water lunch in London.  The lunch allowed us to network with key industry members, water chiefs, and government staff.

In November 2018 we attended the Water, Wastewater and Environmental Monitoring conference in Telford.  It included more than 150 companies providing technology and services, and over 80 technical seminars, in order to educate attendees.

In November 2018 we attended the British Water International Conference in London.  The conference aimed to explore the future of water and wastewater solutions in a post-Brexit world and to allow attendees to gather market research and meet potential partners.

In November 2018 we attended the British Water International Reception in London.  The reception aimed to build partnerships between those responsible for “developing and delivering water projects” across the globe, in order to share best practice.

In November 2018 we attended the WQTC Conference in Toronto.  The conference included lots of exhibitions aimed at educating us and others in the water industry on the latest innovations.

In October 2018 we attended the California-Nevada section of the AWWA’s Fall conference in Palm Springs, where Tom Williams was speaking.  The conference theme was sustainability.

In September 2018 we attended the WEFTEC conference in New Orleans.  The conference allowed us to discuss the latest innovations with other industry professionals as well as viewing various exhibitions.

In September 2018 we attended the Tristate 2018 event at the South Point Hotel and Casino in Las Vegas.  Tom Williams was the speaker for two papers:  “Hexavalent Chromium Remediation System with Online Chromium Monitoring System Provides Affordable and Reliable Cr(VI) Treatment” and “Online Instrument for Raw-Water THM Precursor Analysis”.

In September 2018 we attended the New England section of the AWWA’s annual conference in Stowe Vermont.  The conference included exhibitions and plenty of networking opportunities.

In September 2018 we attended the Tifft Water Supply Symposium in West Harrison.  The conference included talks from many industry professionals and seated 190 people, allowing us all to learn from one another.

In June 2018 we attended the AWWA’s ACE conference in Las Vegas.  There were various exhibitions etc, including a talk by AMS on Chromium.  Tom Williams volunteered on behalf of the California-Nevada section.

In May 2018 we attended the SWAN conference in Barcelona.  We hosted the roundtable event, allowing us to share information and innovations with others in the industry.

In April 2018 Tom Williams presented a talk during the Twenty65 conference on “What is the Future of Water & Public Health?” in the Hilton hotel in Manchester.

In April 2018 we attended Isle Utilities’ US North East TAG in Philadelphia where Tom Williams was the speaker.  TAG aims to “accelerate the market uptake of ‘step-change’ technologies by engaging the industry during the pre-commercial stages of development, and by leveraging external investment from venture capital investors.”

In April 2018 we attended Isle Utilities’ US Southeast TAG in Atlanta.  TAG aims to “accelerate the market uptake of ‘step-change’ technologies by engaging the industry during the pre-commercial stages of development, and by leveraging external investment from venture capital investors.”

In March 2018 we attended the New Jersey section of the AWWA’s conference in Atlantic City.  The conference had many exhibitions designed to share information and innovations with other industry professionals.

In March 2018 we were a part of the EPA Federal Circle.

In March 2018 we attended the NGWA Fly-In in Washington DC.  The Fly-In focussed on “speaking up for groundwater” and had many speakers and meetings in order to help influence policymaking.

In March 2018 we attended the EUEC conference in San Diego.  The conference had hundreds of speakers sharing their expertise and a range of different exhibitions.

In November 2017 we attended WQTC in Portland.  Tom Williams presented an abstract on behalf of Aqua Metrology Systems.

In November 2017 we attended Isle Utilities’ TAG West Coast conference where Tom Williams was speaking.  TAG aims to “accelerate the market uptake of ‘step-change’ technologies by engaging the industry during the pre-commercial stages of development, and by leveraging external investment from venture capital investors.”

In November 2017 we attended Isle Utilities’ TAG Northern California conference in San Francisco where Tom Williams was speaking.   TAG aims to “accelerate the market uptake of ‘step-change’ technologies by engaging the industry during the pre-commercial stages of development, and by leveraging external investment from venture capital investors.”

In October 2017 we attended the California-Nevada section of the AWWA’s conference in Reno.  Tom Williams presented “Data from Online Chromium-6 Analyzer Helps Drive Effective Chromium Treatment and Blending Schemes.”

In October 2017 we attended the Association of State Drinking Water Administrators’ annual conference in Norfolk, Virginia.  The conference had exhibitions by industry professionals in order to showcase the latest innovations.

In October 2017 we attended Isle Utilities’ Channels for Innovation Summit in Nevada.  The theme was “the case for innovation” and the summit aimed to showcase successful pilot products.

In October 2017 we attended WEFTEC 2017 in Chicago.  The conference included 138 workshops covering a wide array of topics to educate industry professionals o the latest developments and innovations.

In October 2017 we attended the Groundwater Resources Association’s conference in California where Tom Williams was the speaker.  The conference aimed to “provide policymakers, practitioners, researchers, and educators the opportunity to learn about current policies, regulations and technical challenges affecting the protection, use and management of groundwater in California.”

In September 2017, Tom Williams was a speaker at the Tri-State Seminar.  The seminar aimed to “provide training and certification classes for water, wastewater and stormwater industry professionals from California, Nevada, and Arizona.”

In August 2017 we attended the Groundwater Solutions conference in Arlington, Virginia where Tom Williams was a speaker.  The conference aimed to “create a forum where all who work in and serve the groundwater, as well as the drinking water, community can discuss and debate appropriate longer-term solutions for the evaluation and restoration of impacted and compromised groundwater.”

In July 2017 we attended the IWA Reuse Event on Long Beach in California.  The aim of the conference was to share knowledge between industry professionals from different countries to foster trust and grow water reuse projects.

In July 2017 we attended the GAWP conference in Savannah.  The conference included lots of conference by various industry professionals in order to share recent innovations.

In June 2017 we attended the AWWA’s annual ACE conference in Philadelphia, Pennsylvania where Tom Williams was a speaker.  The conference aims to give industry professionals the chance to network and share information.

In April 2017 we attended the Texas section of the AWWA’s conference in Austin.  The conference had lots of speakers and exhibitions to share the latest innovations with attendees.

In April 2017 we attended the New England section of the AWWA’s Spring conference in Worcester.  The conference was attended by representatives of many companies and allowed us to share information with other industry professionals.

In April 2017 we attended the New York section of the AWWA’s conference in Saratoga Springs.  The conference included presentations by many industry professionals to educate attendees.

In November 2016 we attended WQTC 2016 in Indianapolis.  The conference included talks and exhibitions to share innovations with other industry professionals.

In October 2016 we attended the Tri-State conference on water in Maryland.  The conference was to “discuss current water issues and [the] regional water future” and included various presentations.

In October 2016 we attended the ASDW conference in Milwaukee where Tom Williams was speaking.  The conference had many speakers in order to share the latest innovations.

In October 2016 we attended the Alabama/Mississippi Section of the AWWA’s conference in Montgomery.  Tom Williams presented “Online Methodology for Determining THM Formation Potential and Predicted Network TTHM Levels.”

In September 2016 we attended WEFTEC in New Orleans.  The conference had 130 technical sessions and aimed to educate people on the “future of water.”

In September 2016 Tom Williams presented “Online Methodology for Determining THM Formation Potential & Predicted Network TTHM Levels” at WaterJAM in Virginia.

In September 2016 we attended the Ohio section of the AWWA’s One Water conference in Cincinnati.

In July 2016 we participated in the Singapore Water Week.  The week included exhibitions from various industry professionals and aimed to “support the world’s water start-ups.”

In June 2016 we attended ACE 2016 in Chicago.  The conference’s theme was “Building A Better World” and had many exhibitions by representatives of a variety of companies.

In June 2016 we attended the IFAT conference in Munich.  The conference focused on the environment and waste disposal and allowed attendees to present their new products and services.

In April 2016 we attended FWRC in Kissimmee, Florida.

In April 2016 we attended the Texas Water conference.  The conference had exhibitions by many industry professionals in order to share the latest innovations.

In April 2016 we attended the New York section of the AWWA’s conference in Saratoga Springs.

In March 2016 we attended the New England section of the AWWA’s spring conference.

In March 2016 we attended the Illinois section of the AWWA’s Watercon in Springfield.  The conference had a variety of exhibitions and speeches to educate attendees about the latest innovations.

In March 2016 we attended the New Jersey section of the AWWA’s conference in Atlantic City.

We attended the WQTC in Salt Lake City, 15th -19th November 2015, to hear about the newest developments in monitoring the potential of THM formation.

In September 2015 we attended WEFTEC Chicago in order to view the cutting edge technology produced in recent times.  The conference set a new exhibition record and was the largest showing of the Water Environment Federation in Chicago.

In June 2015 we attended the ACE15 in Anaheim, California.  The focus was on meeting other professionals and forming collaborations to help better America’s water supply.

In May 2015 we attended the conference in Barcelona, Spain where the European Environmental Action Plan was decided.  The plan hopes to stimulate eco-innovation.

During the PA AWWA, 21st – 23rd April 2015, Tom Williams presented ‘The Importance of THM Data and its Role in Selecting a Cost-Effective Remediation Solution’.

In April 2015 we attended the New York section of the AWWA’s conference in Saratoga Springs.

In April 2015, Tom Williams attended the KWWO Conference.  He presented “The Benefits of Online THM Monitoring as Part of THM Mitigation Strategy and Optimization Controls”.

In April 2015 we attended the New England section of the AWWA’s conference in Worchester.

In March 2015 we attended the Illinois section of the AWWA’s conference in Springfield.

In March 2015 we attended the New Jersey section of the AWWA’s annual conference.  54,000 professionals and vendors joined together with the aim of improving and protecting drinking water.

In March 2015 the Illinois section of the AWWA hosted a webinar on trace metal monitoring engineering presented by Tom Williams.

In March 2015, Tom Williams was the guest speaker brought in to present the AECOM Global Webinar.

In March 2015 we attended the British Water SME Group in London.

On the 26th of February 2015, we attended the launch of the UK Water Partnership.  This partnership hopes to unlock a global market and to tackle water security issues through research and innovation.

In February 2015 we attended the British Water Winter Reception at the House of Lords.  The reception aimed to raise the profile of the UK water industry, in particular, the supply chain.

In January 2015 we attended the New England Water and Environment Conference in Boston.

In December 2014 we attended the British Water Exporters House of Parliament Reception in London.

In December 2014 we attended PowerGen in Orlando, Florida.  The forum allowed “innovative and cost-effective solutions for maintaining, operating and building new power generation” to be easily shared.

In December 2014 we attended the Florida Section of the American Water Works Association’s conference.  The conference included talks from many industry experts.

In November 2014 we attended the All Party Parliamentary Water Group House of Parliament Reception in London.

In November 2014 we attended the WQTC in New Orleans.  The conference allowed us to share the latest information and innovations with industry professionals.

In October 2014 we attended the WEFTEC conference in New Orleans.  This conference offered many opportunities to exchange knowledge with other industry professionals.

In October 2014 we attended the Alabama/Mississippi AWWA Conference in Point Clear Alabama.

In 2014 the Illinois section of the AWWA hosted a webinar on the topic of “System Optimization for Stage 2 compliance by Online monitoring”.  This was presented by Tom Williams and focussed especially on getting an accurate picture.

In August 2014 Tom Williams presented “Achieving Stage 2 Compliance by Online Monitoring with Large Distribution and Consecutive Systems” at the One Water conference in Columbia, Ohio.

In July 2014 we attended the Kentucky/Tennessee Section of the AWWA’s conference and presented a joint paper.

In July 2014 we attended the British Water International SME Group meeting.

In June 2014 we attended the Global Water Network International Business Meeting.

In June 2014 we attended the ACE conference in Boston.  The conference gave us the opportunity to meet other industry professionals who gave presentations.

In May 2014 we attended the Florida EPA Labs Conference in Clearwater where Tom Williams was a guest speaker.

 

In May 2014 we attended the New York Section of the AWWA’s conference in Rochester.

In May 2014 AMS representative Tom Williams presented a joint paper with Sharon Fillman at the Pennsylvania AWWA conference.  The paper was entitled “Utilizing an On-line TTHM Analyzer to Aid in Compliance with DBP Regulations”.

In May 2014 we attended the IFAT conference in Munich, Germany.  The conference was a display of innovations within the world of environmental technology and attracted over 3000 exhibitors.

In April 2014 we attended the Texas Water Conference in Dallas.  The conference focussed on the economic reality of meeting the water needs of an increasing population.

In April 2014 we attended the ECOTAP Conference in Hanover, Germany.

In April 2014 we attended the New England Section of the AWWA’s Conference in Worcester.

In March 2014 we attended the Globe Conference in Vancouver, Canada.  The conference covered various themes, for example, responsible resource management.

In March 2014 we attended the New Jersey section of the AWWA’s conference in Atlantic City and presented a paper to those attending.

In March 2014 we attended the Illinois section of the AWWA’s conference, where Tom Williams was the guest speaker.

In March 2014 we attended the South Carolina section of the WEA/AWWA’s conference on Myrtle Beach.

In February 2014 we attended the Georgia Water Tech Conference in Athens.

In February 2014 we attended the British Water Winter Reception, an event held every year to help raise the profile of the UK water industry.  It particularly aims to help the industry supply chain.

 

In December 2013 we attended the Florida chapter of the AWWA’s conference.  The conference allowed us to meet with many other industry professionals.

 

In December 2013 we attended the British Water International Business Meeting in London.

In November 2013 we attended the GAWP conference in Athens, Georgia.  The conference allowed us to share recent developments with other industry professionals.

In November 2013 we attended the North Carolina section of the AWWA’s conference.  The conference was full of various presentations and allowed us to share knowledge with other industry professionals.

In November 2013 we attended and presented at the WQTC conference on Long Beach, California.  This allowed us and other attendees to benefit from our collective years of experience.

 

In November 2013 we attended the Florida EPA Labs Conference on West Palm Beach.

 

In October 2013 Tom Williams attended the Alabama/Mississippi Section of the AWWA’s conference and presented “Achieving Stage 2 Compliance by Online Monitoring and System Management in Surface Water or Consecutive Systems.”

In October 2013 we attended the WEFTEC conference in Chicago.  The conference attracted 971 companies sharing developments in the industry.

In October 2013 we attended the Southwest section of the AWWA’s conference in Little Rock, Arkansas.

In October 2013 we attended the Alabama Surface Water Conference in Montgomery.

In September 2013 we attended WaterJAM 2013 on Virginia Beach.  Whilst there we attended various technical sessions which delved deeper into new information within the industry.

In July 2013 we attended the Kentucky/Tennessee section of the AWWA’s conference in Louisville.

In June 2013 we attended the ACE conference in Denver.  The conference focussed on “uniting the world of water” and included presentations by many industry professionals.

 

In June 2013 we hosted the British Water International Business Meeting in Manchester, UK.

In June 2013 we attended the Global Water Network International Business Meeting where Tom Williams was the guest speaker.

In May 2013 we attended the Texas section of the AWWA’s Texas Water conference in Galveston.

In May 2013 we attended the Pennsylvania WEA Conference in Lancaster.

In May 2013 we attended the West Virginia section of the AWWA’s conference in Daniels.

In March 2013 we attended WATERCON 2013, which was hosted in Springfield by the Illinois section of the AWWA.  The conference included presentations by various industry professionals.

In March 2013 we attended the New Jersey section of the AWWA’s conference in Atlantic City.  The conference provided the opportunity to educate and to be educated, as well as to network with others in the industry.

In March 2013 we attended the South Carolina Section WEASC/AWWA Conference on Myrtle Beach.  The conference is held every year and conducts seminars and workshops.

 

In February 2013 we attended the AMTA conference in San Antonio, Texas.  The conference included papers and presentations on membrane technology and how it improves water quality.

In February 2013 we attended the British Water International Business Meeting in Cranfield, UK.

In February 2013 we attended the Texas Water Reuse Conference in Austin.

In December 2012 we attended the British Water International Business Meeting in London, UK.

In December 2012 we attended the International Water Business Meeting in Qatar.

In December 2012 we attended the International Water Business Meeting in Suzhou, China.

In November 2012 we attended the Florida section of the AWWA’s conference.  There were workshops and nearly 200 exhibitions.

In November 2012 we attended the WQTC in Toronto, Canada.  The conference allowed us and other industry professionals to share information and developments within the high-tech water industry.

In October 2012 we attended the Alabama/Mississippi section of the AWWA’s conference in Mobile.  The conference included presentations from many industry professionals.

In September 2012 we attended WEFTEC 2012.  The conference aimed to provide professionals with the best possible education and training.

In September 2012 we attended the British Water International Business Meeting in Cranfield, UK.

We were proud to be a part of the Great Britain Infrastructure Olympic Welcome for the London 2012 Olympics in Lancaster House, London, UK.

In July 2012 we attended the AD Biogas Conference.  The conference focussed on a variety of themes, for example, “the value of AD to the UK: job creation, energy security, food security, air quality, climate change.”

In July 2012 we attended the International Water Business Meeting Series in Barcelona, Spain.

In May 2012 we attended the IWEX conference in Birmingham.  The conference included seminars on a variety of topics, for example, “innovation in treatment technologies.”

In March 2012 we attended the British Water International Liaison Meeting in the Netherlands.

In December 2011 we attended the International Business Liaison Meeting in Israel.

In November 2011 we attend WATEC in Israel.  The conference focussed on presenting the newest Israeli innovations in the field.