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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
67 attended
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.
Attendees (67)
Kevin Larimore
Public Works Supervisor at Del Norte, Town of
Ryan Wright
Water/wastewater operator at Dinosaur National Monument
andrew carlberg
District Manager at Upper Blue Sanitation District
Letysha Yarborough
maintenance at Holly, Town of
Mike Lester
Public Works Director at Pierce, Town of
Dajohn LEe
Monument, Town of
Michael Mitchell
Water Treatment Plant Operator at City of Canon City, (WTP)
Tyler Munday
14484 at Wolf Compliance Consulting LLC
Kelvin Stone
Energy Efficiency Technician at CRWA
Irvin Jolliffe
operator at Arapahoe Water Company
Troy Rogers
Water Treatment Operator at Town of Silverthorne
Shawn Higgins
Water Treatment Plant Operator at Cortez, City of
Brittany Percival
Water Operator at Paint Brush Hills Metro District
Joseph Hewitt
wastewater ORC at Pagosa Area W & S
Carolyn de Groot
Sales Engineer CO, WY at U.S. Pipe
Jared Quintana
Operator at Town of Del Norte
+51 other Attendees