Water System Auditing and Loss Control Workshop

Best-practices for Water Auditing and Loss Control, as developed by the
American Water Works Association, are beginning to take hold among water systems
in the Southeast and across the nation.  Water Auditing and Loss Control
programs are the most effective ways for a utility to conserve water, save
operating expenses, and increase revenues.  The State of Georgia now requires
Water Auditing from its public water utilities, and policymakers in Kentucky,
Tennessee and Virginia are considering the Georgia model.  In North Carolina
over 30 systems have recently embraced these best-practices for Water Auditing
and Loss Control, and the results are compelling. 

Join us on October
10th for "Water System and Loss Control" where the operational,
financial and regulatory perspectives come together to present the state of
water efficiency in the industry, and where it goes from here.  Presentations
will include lessons learned from other NC utilities over the short-term,
systems outside NC over the long-term, funding options for performing audits,
and a look at the regulatory momentum in the Southeast.  A demonstration on the
AWWA Free Water Audit Software will also be included.