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How to Evaluate and Select Water Coatings and Lining to Reduce Carbon Emissions

17th Mar 9:00am - 9:50am MDT Aspen Daisy -Water
83 attended
In Person
Session Description

As the water infrastructure industry intensifies its focus on sustainability,

selecting the right coatings and linings plays a critical role in reducing carbon

emissions throughout the asset lifecycle. This presentation explores a

comprehensive framework for evaluating and selecting protective systems that

align with environmental goals. We begin by defining sustainability in the

context of water infrastructure—highlighting its intersection with durability,

lifecycle performance, and environmental impact. Attendees will learn how to

assess supplier sustainability records, including transparency in sourcing,

manufacturing practices, and carbon footprint disclosures.

Jason Fincham

The Sherwin WIlliams Company Protective & Marine
Attendees (83)
Dajohn LEe
Monument, Town of
Bryan Howard
Utility Maintenance Technician II at Baca Grande Water and Sanitation Dist.
Mark Prince
Water Operator at Cherokee Park Dude Ranch
Jason Fincham
The Sherwin WIlliams Company Protective & Marine
Brittany Percival
Water Operator at Paint Brush Hills Metro District
Kelvin Stone
Energy Efficiency Technician at CRWA
Kris Bassett
ORC at Grand County Water & Sanitation Dist
David Crace
Town of Ovid
Thomas Hopkins
Camp Ranger at Hopkins, Thomas
andrew carlberg
District Manager at Upper Blue Sanitation District
Kevin Larimore
Public Works Supervisor at Del Norte, Town of
Patrick George
Monument, Town of
Ryan Fulmer
UPO I at Limon Correctional Facility
JOHN BARNHILL
WATER OPERATOR at CARTER LAKE FILTER PLANT
Peter Werth
Aspen Pines Water and sewer District
Jared Quintana
Operator at Town of Del Norte
+67 other Attendees