Non-revenue water, water loss and leakage – is still high on the agenda for water utilities internationally. The only difference is the emphasis on the components of the water balance – and which component has the highest priority – and this will vary from utility to utility, as well as from country to country.
This is the 4th Global Water Leakage Summit since 2006 - the Summits have become more and more popular with delegates, attracting a wide audience of utility managers, consultants, contractors and equipment suppliers. They have set a benchmark for:
- High quality presentations on leakage management
- Knowledgeable and experienced high-level speakers
- Dissemination of the current 'hot topics' and innovative methodologies
- Reaching a worldwide audience of water utility practitioners
As always, the programme is structured to reflect what delegates want to hear - based on a thorough analysis of delegate research.
Reflecting the mood of the industry, there is a big emphasis on innovation and new technologies at this Summit. The theme for 2010 is 'Comparing Results On The Application Of Evolving Methodologies & Emerging Technologies For Water Leakage Reduction'.
The programme will focus on innovation and new technologies, so that delegates will be able learn directly from practitioners giving their own case study experiences.
One of the highlights of the event will be high level panel discussions at the start of the conference between utility CEOs, MDs and Regulators, to discuss the fast rate of change in the water industry and the future focus for investment, particularly in relation to operational strategies and value for money.
Other issues to be covered by the programme will be:
- Justifying pipe renewal programmes
- Best leakage management practices for dense urban areas
- Effectiveness of the latest pressure management technologies
- Technologies for finding leaks in 'difficult' situations
- A focus on plastic pipes, and the associated questions - longevity, metallic vs plastic and problems of finding leaks in them
We have lined up the usual stellar cast of speakers, including CEOs, senior directors and managers and regulators of major international utilities in Brazil, Uganda, Abu Dhabi, China, Australia, USA, Canada and Malaysia as well as from UK and other European utilities.
The 2010 Global Leakage Summit is expected to fully sell-out! To register your place at this internationally acclaimed event, visit this link:
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Paul Reiter, Executive Director, International Water Association
Tim Waldron, CEO, Wide Bay Water, Queensland, Australia
William Muhairwe, MD, National Water and Sewerage Corporation, Kampala, Uganda
Joaquim Pocas Martins, President of the Restructuring Board, Aguas do Porto, Portugal
Ken Brothers, Commissioner of Public Works, Region of Niagara, Canada
Danny Ronson, UK Flow Product Manager, Siemens
George Day, Director of Network Regulation, OFWAT, UK
Peter Jiggins, Head of Branch, Water Supply and Regulation, DEFRA
Ian Barker, Head of Water, Environment Agency
Dennis Dellow, Network Manager, Northumbrian Water, UK
Booky Oren, Chairman, Miya
Antônio Carlos da Costa Lino, Engineer, Department Manager, SABESP, Sao Paulo, Brazil
Hugo Chisca Jr., Engineering Director, BBL Engenharia, Sao Paulo, Brazil
Alice Jawan Empaling, Deputy General Manager, Sibu Water Board, Malaysia
Wang Guanghui, Project Manager, Beijing Capital Co., China
Tim Door, UK Water Industry Manager, ABB
Ridwan Patel, R&D Project Manager, Yorkshire Water Services
Jens Løppenthien, Managing Director, 7-Technologies, Denmark
Jacob Jørgensen, Project Manager, Alectia AQUA, Denmark
Richard Chalk, Leakage Strategy Manager, Severn Trent Water, UK
Bambos Charalambous, Director of Technical Services, Water Board of Lemesos, Cyprus
Sophie Kanellopoulou, Deputy Director Water Supply Network and Head of Department of Coordination, Planning and Operation, EYDAP, Athens, Greece
Frank van der Kleij, Network Technical Manager, Bristol Water, UK
Randy Payton, Senior Program Manager, Distribution Division, Water Utilities, Dallas Water, USA
Paul Parr, Leakage Planner, United Utilities, UK
Michael R. Wrigglesworth, Vice President – Middle East & Africa, Pure Technologies Group, Calgary, Alberta, Canada
Dr. Brian Mergelas, Founding President and CEO, Pressure Pipe Inspection Company (PPIC), Ontario, Canada
Nicholas Day, Account Director - Government Sector, Munters, UK
Tommy Ekblad, Head of Drinking Water Distribution, Gothenburg Water, Sweden
Tony O’Shea, Leakage Reduction Services Manager, Yorkshire Water Services, UK
Neil Croxton, Principal Modelling Engineer, United Utilities, UK
Kristijan Ilicic, Head of Development, Water Supply & Sewage, Zagreb Water and Wastewater Company, Croatia
Harrison Mutikanga, Water Loss Control Manager, Kampala Water, Uganda
Stuart Whitfield, Leakage Manager, South Staffs Water, UK
Pat Spain, Distribution Strategy Manager, Severn Trent Water, UK
Ryan Benner, Maintenance Engineer, Las Vegas Valley Water District
Peter Martinek, Managing Director, Martinek Water Management
Reid Campbell, Director of Water Services, Halifax Water, Nova Scotia, Canada
Andreii Stetsenko, Chairman of the Board, Energouchet JSC, Ukraine
Tony Gwynne, Divisional Manager, Mouchel
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