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Data Intelligence Committee

Data Governance 2.0: Building a Secure, Integrated Digital Backbone for Utilities

CEU: 1.5

This session explores how utilities can transition from fragmented, siloed data systems to a unified, secure digital backbone. Attendees will learn how next-generation data governance ensures data integrity, enables advanced analytics and AI, and supports operational efficiency while mitigating cybersecurity and compliance risks. The session also highlights practical strategies for leveraging trusted data to create value and improve outcomes.

Electrical, Instrumentation & Controls Committee

AI: From Blueprint to Execution Webinar

CEU: 1.5

Join us for AI: From Blueprint to Execution, a webinar exploring how generative AI is being used in the water and wastewater sector. The session includes an overview of AI and GenAI in industrial settings, followed by a real-world case study from Freese and Nichols on implementing AI tools, including applications, policies, training, and lessons learned.

Industrial Committee

Semiconductor Wastewater Webinar

CEU: 1.0

Semiconductor manufacturing depends heavily on water, with chip fabs using millions of gallons each day, often in areas already facing significant water stress. This presentation examines how fabs currently conserve and reuse water, why most still avoid recycling treated wastewater back into ultrapure water systems, and why broader UPW recycling may now be worth reconsidering in light of its costs, benefits, and risks.

Municipal Resource Recovery & Design Committee

Basic Wastewater 101

CEU: 1

This technical webinar bridges the gap between theory and real-world application in wastewater treatment operations. Participants will explore how key parameters such as wasting rates, solids retention time (SRT), and food-to-microorganism (F/M) ratio are used not just in textbooks, but in the daily decision-making of plant operators to meet treatment goals.

Utility Management Committee

Building the Next Generation Clean Water Workforce: Perspectives on Recruiting and Retention from WEAT Leaders

CEU: 1.5

This webinar features WEAT leaders discussing real-world approaches to recruiting and retaining clean water professionals. Topics include workplace culture, feedback, compensation, and other strategies organizations are using—what has worked, what hasn’t, and ongoing challenges in the industry.