The annual Gulf Coast Water Conservation Symposium provides water utilities with the information they need to implement successful water conservation programs.
Topics covered include:
- Communicating about conservation in order to turn your customers into water savers and water utility advocates.
- Examining water conservation benefits and pitfalls from the water utility perspective
- Tools to reduce outdoor water use designed for the Gulf Coast region
- How to measure and get a handle on loss at your utility
- Case studies from Texas utilities on AMI from start to finish – planning, deploying and connecting customers to data
- Leveraging the newly adopted PACE program for big savings in the ICI sector
- Innovative outreach programs for education and water conservation
Water Conservation in a Revenue Constrained World: How to Walk and Talk about Conservation and Investment
George Hawkins, CEO and General Manager, DC Water
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Innovative Outreach for Education and H2O Conservation
Minecraft Water Challenge
James Ridgway, Lone Star Groundwater Conservation District
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Galveston Bay Water Brigade
Paula Paciorek , Galveston Bay Foundation and Lizzie Jespersen, National Wildlife Federation
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Saving Water Outdoors: Water My Yard Program for the Gulf Coast
Mike Turco, General Manager, Harris-Galveston Subsidence District
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PACE Funding for Water Efficiency in the ICI Sector
Jonathon Blackburn, Texas PACE Authority
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Water Loss Control and Effective Utility Management
Steve Cavanaugh Jr., Cavanaugh & Associates
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Advanced Metering Infrastructure (AMI) – Utility Implementation and Customer Engagement
An Insider’s Story: Implementing an AMI System in Round Rock
Jessica Woods, City of Round Rock
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Sharing AMI Data with Customers to Improve Water Use Awareness
Abby Owens, City of Plano
