WEF announces summit to bridge gap between industrial, municipal water leaders

The Water Environment Federation’s recently announced the Circular Water Economy Summit, designed to bridge the gap between industrial and municipal water leaders – and the communities they both serve – as they pursue sustainable solutions to water challenges. The 2023 conference, from July 18-20, will highlight industrial water solutions — including circular water solutions from specifically targeted sectors: automotive; manufacturing; food and beverage processing; pulp, paper, and packaging; and oil, gas, and energy.

This two-and-a-half-day program will feature four distinct sessions aligning with the value proposition and business case of the circular water economy:

• Industrial Water Use: Future State vs. Current Reality
• Making the Business Case for a Circular Water Economy
• Circular Water Systems: Real-World Examples
• A Framework for Resource Recovery

The Summit will use a variety of formats – including keynotes, principal speakers, facilitated panel discussions, and World Café roundtable discussions – to provide education, collaboration, and networking opportunities for attendees.

All events will be held at the Renaissance Nashville Hotel. For more information and to register, visit the Summit website at https://www.wef.org/cwesummit