The Rethinking Water West conference at Arizona State University concluded with a strong call for collaborative action to address the pressing water challenges. The event successfully united a diverse group, including academics, agricultural experts, financiers, developers, legislators, local, state, and federal regulators, and city and municipal water and energy officials.
Discussions centered on crucial topics such as funding vital water infrastructure projects and raising awareness about the significant advantages of floating solar systems. The conference highlighted floating solar’s rapid deployment capabilities, its role in conserving water through reduced evaporation, and its potential for use in power plants and cooling ponds, all while producing clean energy.
Participants emphasized the interconnectedness of water and energy, advocating for integrated solutions that simultaneously conserve water and provide energy. A key goal of the conference was to increase awareness of the numerous challenges facing Western water systems and to facilitate the development of effective solutions.
“Thomas Lang, Chief Technology Officer of AccuSolar, noted that the conference facilitated crucial dialogue among diverse stakeholders regarding regional water challenges. He particularly valued the discussions on funding, floating solar, and integrated water-energy solutions, and enjoyed sharing AccuSolar’s expertise on the advantages and benefits of floating solar with the attendees.”
The Rethinking Water West conference highlighted the urgency of finding sustainable solutions to ensure water security for future generations. The event’s emphasis on collaboration and innovation is expected to drive significant progress in water management practices throughout the United States.
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