WEFTEC Now
The official news source of WEFTEC
WEFTEC Now features timely coverage of major events leading up to, during, and after WEFTEC. This resource will become an enduring record of past WEFTEC conferences as well as provide notice of upcoming events and opportunities.
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This year, exhibitors have four different opportunities to be part of the WETEC technical program. The Call for Exhibitor Abstracts will close on April 18.
Have a clever fix to share? Draft up a few sentences, snap a picture, and enter to win by June 7, 2019.
The Intelligent Water Systems Challenge is back for a second year to encourage participants to use innovation and data to help solve some of the most difficult issues facing water and wastewater utilities.
During WEFTEC 2018, Angeliki Rigos, executive director of the Tata Center for Technology and Design at the Massachusetts Institute of Technology, shared her viewpoints on advancing disruptive technologies, the role of scientists, and water sector diversity with the Words On Water podcast.
Hear about participation of international attendees, exhibitors, and competitors at WEFTEC 2018 and how that benefits both WEFTEC and the Water Environment Federation.
On Mon., Oct. 1, Technical Session No. 104, The Value of Water and the U.N. Sustainable Development Goals, focused on global access to clean water, including issues surrounding disparities in access in U.S. tribal communities.
Current and future women water sector leaders representing a variety of disciplines including engineering, operations, research, management, and communications, gathered to network, exchange knowledge, and offer support.
WEFTEC 2018 Master Lecturer Art K. Umble shared his perspective on The Emerging Circular Economy – Can We Make a Relevant Contribution?
The 91st annual WEFTEC drew the most registrants ever for New Orleans and lived up to its billing as the world’s largest annual water quality event.