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On behalf of the Government of Ontario, I am delighted to welcome the international water technology community to this year’s Ontario Water Innovation Week.

Access to clean water is a human right — essential to life, health and human dignity. It is one of the biggest and most complex issues we face today — with climate change, population growth, urbanization, and industrialization intensifying the challenges.

Innovations and strategies for the adoption of advanced water technologies are key to meeting our needs today and preserving our supply of clean water for future generations.

This event is a gathering of key global players and a great opportunity to determine the most effective strategies to address major water challenges around the world and in North America.

As you know, this week will be anchored by two major conferences: Water Innovation in Action and World Water-Tech North America.

I want to thank WaterTAP for hosting this week and for giving the community two excellent forums to share ideas, assess our progress and drive the commercialization and adoption of advanced technologies to address our most pressing water challenges.

Have a productive and successful Ontario

Water Innovation Week!

Kathleen Wynne Premier

MEET THE RETHINK TEAM

WELCOME TO WORLD WATER-TECH NORTH AMERICA

PLATINUM PARTNER

A Personal Message from the Premier

FATHOM is the world’s foremost Software-as-a-Service (SaaS) provider in the water sector. FATHOM defines the vertical between meter data management and the customer through a variety of products including meter data management, customer information systems and its customer engagement platform. FATHOM is presently deployed on over 4 million meters in the United States and has entered significant partnerships with a variety of water meter manufacturers. Designed by water professionals specifically for the water industry, FATHOM offers utilities a unique opportunity to increase revenue and decrease costs of operation while improving customer satisfaction. FATHOM also offers significant analytic capability both to help customers manage their own behaviour and to streamline utility operations. Through the FATHOM Store, the platform is a channel to market for technology to access and serve the fragmented US water utility market.

Jennie MossManaging Director

Joanna HarrisonEvent Manager

Lesley McKennaConference Producer

Rachel MyallBusiness Development Manager

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RECEPTION HOST

GOLD PARTNERS

SILVER PARTNERS

XPV Water Partners is comprised of experienced water entrepreneurs, operators, and investment professionals dedicated to making a difference in water. XPV partners with, invests in, and actively supports entrepreneurial companies so they can grow and deliver value for all stakeholders. XPV manages over $400 million in investment capital from some of the top institutional investors in North America, Europe, the Middle East, and Asia. The XPV family of portfolio companies is making a difference in water both by driving more efficient management of the world’s most critical resource and by creating significant shareholder value that can help move the industry forward.

COLE provides consulting and advisory services in planning, engineering and P3, in the water, transportation, urban development and environmental sectors. With offices across southern Ontario, COLE is now one of the largest independent consulting engineering firms in the province. It continues to grow organically and through mergers & acquisitions with industry leaders; creating Ontario’s leading firm in integrated water master planning, wet weather flow management, inflow and infiltration reduction, process optimization and operations & maintenance training and certification. It exercises ethical and sustainable work practices, has a strong commitment to its community, and focuses on developing and retaining Canadian talent.

The Ministry of International Trade assists Ontario companies to access international markets by identifying opportunities, providing information on markets, and helping to establish partnerships and distribution channels. In foreign markets, the Ontario government helps connect buyers to businesses with advanced and innovative solutions for their supply chain needs. The Ministry of International Trade, Ontario, works with more than 900 Ontario firms to help customers respond to water issues globally and working with them are more than 100 water research centres across the province.

Amane Advisors is a specialist advisory firm 100% focused on the water sector, serving clients on market intelligence and strategy; commercialization of innovative technologies; M&A, fund raising and due diligence; structuring of PPP projects; operational improvement; and digital solutions in the water sector.

Evoqua is the global leader, with a more than 100-year heritage of innovation and industry firsts, market-leading expertise, and unmatched customer service, where it continues to transform water and wastewater. Its cost-effective and reliable treatment systems and services, through Evoqua’s unparalleled portfolio of proven brands and advanced technologies, ensure uninterrupted quantity and quality of water, enable regulatory and environmental compliance, increase efficiency through water reuse, and prepare customers for next-generation demands through innovation and integrity.

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Master Meter is a high-service solutions provider specializing in advanced digital water metering, data delivery, and Utility Intelligence (UI) software. Its portfolio of new and innovative smart water and IoT technologies continues to expand in support of managing today’s water utilities’ dynamic business environment, and rapidly evolving role within their smart cities strategic plan.

The Ontario Clean Water Agency (OCWA) is a provincial agency that operates and maintains over 800 municipal water and wastewater facilities and a number of private sector water treatment sites—more than any other operator in Canada. The Ontario Clean Water Agency is piloting innovative technologies at several facilities to conserve energy, increase capacity and reduce operating costs. In addition to its operations role, the agency supports water-related construction, facilities management and regulatory compliance through consulting, training, project engineering and data capture and analysis services.

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Lystek International is a leading provider of Thermal Hydrolysis solutions for the sustainable management of biosolids and organics. The multi-use, award-winning Lystek system reduces costs, volumes and GHGs by converting wastewater treatment facilities into resource recovery centers. This is achieved by transforming organic waste streams into value-added products and services, such as the patented LysteMize® process for optimizing digester performance, reducing volumes and increasing biogas production; LysteGro®, a high-value, nutrient-rich biofertilizer and LysteCarb®, an alternative source of carbon for BNR systems.

Automated, cloud based analytics change the way you see your world. IMGeospatial is working with several of the largest water and utility companies throughout Europe, supplying water managers with unique tools for geospatial analytics. It has developed several innovative schemes across the region that will allow for enhanced water management strategies to be deployed, saving money, building resilience and securing futures.

Often referred to as “Canada’s best kept secret”, the Canadian Trade Commissioner Service is a network of 2,000+ trade professionals working in 161 offices around the world and across Canada, helping Canadian companies succeed internationally. It provides expert advice and problem-solving skills—whether you export, partner, invest abroad or are looking to make Canada your next investment destination, preparing Canadian companies for international markets, providing advice on market strategies, finding qualified contacts, and resolving business challenges.

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SUMMIT AGENDAAdapt. Acquire. Advance

THURSDAY NOVEMBER 2, 2017DAY ONE

08.55 Welcome Remarks

09:00 Financing Water Resilience: Finding the Funds in Utility Data

Trevor HillChairman & CEO

FATHOM, USA

09:15 Trailblazing Ahead: Innovating for the Needs of Tomorrow

• What is the single biggest challenge facing the water industry today, and how are we innovating to meet these needs?

• What areas are ripe for technological advancements and what is missing from the industry?

• How can we truly create environments that are conducive to innovation? What successful innovation programs are we seeing that evaluate, validate and pilot new technologies?

• What are the barriers and drivers to accelerating the adoption of solutions and how can we be more creative in building value propositions that better meet the sector’s needs?

SESSION CHAIR SPEAKERS

Helge DaebelInvestment Director

EMERALD TECHNOLOGY VENTURES, CANADA

Mike OrthExecutive Managing Director of the Americas

BLACK & VEATCH, USA

Brent YamasakiAssistant Manager, Water System Operations Group

METROPOLITAN WATER DISTRICT OF SOUTHERN CALIFORNIA, USA

Indra MaharjanProgram Manager, Energy Conservation and Climate Change

ONTARIO CLEAN WATER AGENCY, CANADA

Steven ColeAssistant Director of Water Operations Division

LOS ANGELES DEPARTMENT OF WATER & POWER, USA

Hosted by: Join delegates from Ontario Water Innovation in Action 2.0 and World Water-Tech North America for a networking drinks reception at the University

Club of Toronto.

Ontario Water Innovation Week Launch ReceptionWEDNESDAY NOVEMBER 1, 2017

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10:00 Paving the Way for Innovation in Procurement Models

• What alternative project delivery models are emerging between utilities, engineering consultancies and technology providers to accelerate the development and implementation of technology? What enables a business model to deliver on a technology’s potential?

• Which project structures and approaches are favoured by municipalities who are looking to manage and mitigate technology risk in large-scale water projects?

• What can we learn from other industries who have successfully adopted more innovative approaches to procurement? How can we foster greater collaboration between each stakeholder in the water supply chain?

SESSION CHAIR SPEAKERS

Mohsen MortadaCEO

COLE ENGINEERING, CANADA

Chris FranklinCEO

AQUA AMERICA, USA

Fred NenningerActing General Manager, Liquid Waste Services

METRO VANCOUVER, CANADA

Patrick ReganKey Accounts & Partnerships Director

EVOQUA WATER TECHNOLOGIES, USA

Chris KoskiManaging Director

MORGAN STANLEY INFRASTRUCTURE, CANADA

10:45 Networking Coffee Break

11:15 Digitization and a New Intelligent Era of Opportunity

• How can we leverage digitization to transform centralized, reactive, asset-intensive utilities to create more intelligent, adaptive and proactive environments?

• What are the different layers that make up digitization?

• What key areas of technology and data management have the power to transform the traditional utility model? How are utilities evolving their structure to effectively manage and integrate new data and information? How will this impact on traditional operations?

• Who are the advocates of artificial intelligence, machine learning and robotics, and how have they effectively integrated these solutions into their operational procedures?

SESSION CHAIR SPEAKERS

Geoff GageManaging Partner

AMANE ADVISORS, UK

Verna ArnetteDeputy Director

GREATER CINCINNATI WATER WORKS, USA

Geoff RiggsProject Manager, Business Development

IBM, CANADA

Cecil McMasterDeputy Commissioner – CIO

NEW YORK CITY DEP, USA

Alexis SmithCEO

IMGEOSPATIAL, UK

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12:00 Masterclass in Deep Learning: How AI is Set to Disrupt the Industry

Thouheed GaffoorCEO & Co-Founder

EMAGIN CLEAN TECHNOLOGIES, CANADA

12:15 Technology Showcase: Early Stage Tech Companies Pitch Their Solutions in 7 Minutes

PRESENTING COMPANIES

Ben KerrCEO

FOUNDRY SPATIAL, CANADA

James PerryVice President

UTILIS, USA

Paraskevas BourgosSenior Solution Architect

WINGS ICT SOLUTIONS, GREECE, CANADA

Patrick KielyCEO

ISLAND WATER TECHNOLOGIES, CANADA

Jessica LinvilleCEO

RWEDI SOLUTIONS, USA

SHARKS

Steven KloosPartner

TRUE NORTH VENTURE PARTNERS, USA

Sally GutiérrezDirector Environmental Technology Innovation Cluster Development and Support Program

U.S. ENVIRONMENTAL PROTECTION AGENCY, USA

13:15 Networking Lunch Break

14:15 Do We Need to Rethink Investment Models to Spur Market Growth?

• Dwindling supply and increasing demand signals a real need for innovative solutions to solve the global water crisis, so why isn’t the industry flooded with investment and opportunity?

• How can we overcome the roadblocks to making water the next big investment sector? Does water fit into the 21st century venture capital model?

• Are we seeing new players enter the market? Where are the investments in early-stage technology companies?

• Which areas of technology are the most lucrative? What water unicorns should we expect to see galloping from the stables?

SESSION CHAIR SPEAKERS

Cristina AhmadpourPresident

ISLE UTILITIES, USA

Noah SabichDirector

CIMBRIA CAPITAL, USA

David HendersonFounder

XPV WATER PARTNERS, CANADA

John ChahbandourPartner

HYDRO VENTURE PARTNERS, USA

Tony Van BommelSenior Managing Partner, Industrial Clean and Energy Technology Venture Fund

BDC CAPITAL, CANADA

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15:00 Opportunities for Treating China’s Wastewater Goals through Innovation

Wei FengRegional Director North America

UMORE CLEANTECH CONSULTING, CANADA

Haifeng WangTechnology Lead

HONESS, CHINA

15:15 Roundtable Discussions

1 Commercialization Conundrum: What is the role of water clusters in helping to mitigate and overcome barriers to technology commercialization?

Sally Gutiérrez

Director Environmental Technology Innovation Cluster Development and Support Program

U.S. ENVIRONMENTAL PROTECTION AGENCY

2 Potable Water Sources: What are the critical factors required to make potable water reuse a viable option for utilities?

Denis Bilodeau

President

ORANGE COUNTY WATER DISTRICT

3 Disruptive Technologies: Which areas of innovation offer the greatest potential to transform the water sector and traditional utility model?

John Entsminger

General Manager

LAS VEGAS VALLEY WATER DISTRICT/ SOUTHERN NEVADA WATER AUTHORITY

4 Digital Transformation: How are utilities evolving their structure to effectively manage and integrate big data and IoT?

Verna Arnette

Deputy Director

GREATER CINCINNATI WATER WORKS

5 Innovation vs. Investment: What new financing models are needed to spur greater investment in startups and water innovation?

Steven Kloos

Partner

TRUE NORTH VENTURE PARTNERS

6 Emerging Contaminants: What new approaches and technologies are needed to tackle emerging pollutants in drinking and wastewater?

Ben Stanford

Senior Director, Water Research and Development

AMERICAN WATER

7 Accelerating Adoption: How can tech companies successfully work with clients to build a value proposition that meets utilities’ needs?

Ian MacLeod

Vice President of Marketing

MASTER METER

8 The Smart Grid: How can we fund the smart grid for water within existing budgets?

Graham Symmonds

Chief Operating Officer

FATHOM

9 Securing Investment: How can startups position themselves as an attractive investment? What does a winning financial package look like?

Helge Daebel

Investment Director, Water

EMERALD TECHNOLOGY VENTURES

10 Resource Recovery: Where are we headed with resource recovery through co-digestion in wastewater treatment plants?

Rick Mosher

Chief Technology Officer

LYSTEK INTERNATIONAL

11 Artificial Intelligence: Is your water utility ready to adopt artificial intelligence?

Mohamad Vedut

COO & Co-Founder

EMAGIN CLEAN TECHNOLOGIES

12 Water Reuse: What are the common drivers for recycling water and where should your efforts be focused within your facility?

Paul Gallagher

Global Technology Director, Memcor

EVOQUA WATER TECHNOLOGIES

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16:00 Networking Coffee Break

16:30 Generating Capital for Future Financing

• With federal support under threat, how are utilities intending to finance initiatives to become more self-sufficient and resilient? What new revenue streams will we see emerge to help balance capital needs?

• How can we free up capital for future investment by harnessing the power of technology to save on current operations and drive efficiencies? What is the best use of investment dollars to enhance operations and maximize ROI?

• As the conservation conundrum spells trouble for some, how are utilities innovating to balance declining water consumption and resulting lower revenues to finance future needs?

SESSION CHAIR SPEAKERS

Nicolette BatesonChief Financial Officer

GREAT LAKES WATER AUTHORITY, USA

John EntsmingerGeneral Manager

LAS VEGAS VALLEY WATER DISTRICT / SOUTHERN NEVADA WATER AUTHORITY, USA

Kishia PowellCommissioner

DEPARTMENT OF WATERSHED MANAGEMENT, ATLANTA, USA

Trevor HillChairman & CEO

FATHOM, USA

Melissa MeekerCEO

WATER ENVIRONMENT & REUSE FOUNDATION, USA

17:15 Energy and Resource Recovery: A New Paradigm for Utilities

• As the water sector aspires to optimize energy efficiencies, how can utilities fast track to energy neutral/positive? What are the barriers to supporting and achieving energy neutral goals?

• Who is leading the way in terms of resource recovery?

• What technologies are most in demand? What can we learn from recent case studies of success?

SESSION CHAIR SPEAKERS

Adam KrantzCEO

NATIONAL ASSOCIATION OF CLEAN WATER AGENCIES, USA

Claus Møller PedersenChief Project Officer

AARHUS VAND, DENMARK

Mads WarmingGlobal Director, Water & Waste Water

DANFOSS, DENMARK

Glenn VicevicExecutive, Product Management

GE POWER AND PROCESS TECHNOLOGIES, CANADA

Pat WhalenCEO

LUMINULTRA, CANADA

Hosted by:

Join your colleagues for a networking evening in the Roof Salon

at the Park Hyatt Toronto, 4 Avenue Rd, Toronto, ON M5R 2E8

18:00 Networking Drinks Reception

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08.55 Welcome Remarks

09:00 Ministerial Welcome Address

The Honourable Minister ChanMinister of International Trade

ONTARIO, CANADA

09:15 Keynote Address: Shaping Water Policy Under the new Administration

Dennis Lee Forsgren, Jr.Deputy Assistant Administrator, Office of Water

U.S. ENVIRONMENTAL PROTECTION AGENCY, USA

09:30 Building Resilience in Response to Crisis and Climate Change

• As feast or famine scenarios become the new norm, how are cities with traditionally stable climates adapting to and reducing the impact of more frequent extremes?

• What solutions are emerging to reduce severity, disruption and cost? How can technological innovation help to build resilience and mitigate climate risks?

• What have we learned from recent disasters? Has this changed standard practice and what does the future hold for the Paris Agreement?

• How do utilities intend to address new pain points such as emerging contaminants?

SESSION CHAIR SPEAKERS

Michelle BrownleeDirector, Clean Growth Hub

INNOVATION, SCIENCE AND ECONOMIC DEVELOPMENT CANADA, CANADA

Paula KehoeDirector of Water Services

SAN FRANCISCO PUBLIC UTILITIES COMMISSION, USA

Ben StanfordSenior Director, Water Research and Development

AMERICAN WATER, USA

Ted HenifinGeneral Manager

HAMPTON ROADS SANITATION DISTRICT, USA

Madjid MohseniScientific Director

RES’EAU–WATERNET, CANADA

FRIDAY NOVEMBER 3, 2017DAY TWO

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10:15 Technology Showcase: Early Stage Tech Companies Pitch Their Solutions in 7 Minutes

PRESENTING COMPANIES

Rachel MajorCEO

NULEAF TECH, USA

Sondre EikåsAdvisor

HIAS, NORWAY

Darrin McMullinVP of Operations

STORMPAL, CANADA

Rob van der MeijDirector

EFC SEPARATIONS, THE NETHERLANDS

Lynn MuellerPresident

SHARC ENERGY SYSTEMS, CANADA

SHARKS

Steven KloosPartner

TRUE NORTH VENTURE PARTNERS, USA

Sally GutiérrezDirector Environmental Technology Innovation Cluster Development and Support Program

U.S. ENVIRONMENTAL PROTECTION AGENCY, USA

11:15 Networking Brunch

12:15 Industrial vs Municipal: Pioneers in Water Reuse

This session will showcase case studies of success in water reuse across industrial and municipal sectors. Discussion will focus opportunities to accelerate the growth of alternative water sources, in addition to analyzing the roadblocks to such an approach. Emphasis will also be placed on the main reasons for implementing water reuse strategies and new drivers that are gaining traction.

SESSION CHAIR SPEAKERS

Eric MelitonProject Manager, Water Stewardship

PARTNERS IN PROJECT GREEN, CANADA

Denis BilodeauPresident

ORANGE COUNTY WATER DISTRICT, USA

Bart WeissDivision Director, Reclaimed Water and Discharge Elimination Division

PUBLIC UTILITIES DEPARTMENT, HILLSBOROUGH COUNTY, FLORIDA, USA

Roberta BarbieriVice President, Global Water and Environmental Solutions

PEPSICO, USA

Omar El SherifProduction Technology & Development Engineer

ARLA FOODS, CANADA

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13:00 Breaking New Ground: Accelerating the Adoption of Water Technologies in Mining

• What are the main challenges facing the mining sector? What is the role of technology and innovation in helping major mining companies overcome these hurdles?

• How do changing regulations impact on technology selection, and what innovations are spurring most interest?

• How can incentive schemes and greater collaboration between key water players foster water stewardship initiatives and create opportunities?

SPEAKERS

John McCartneyVice President, Water Management

BARRICK GOLD CORPORATION, CHILE

Robert KennedyChief Technology Officer

NEWTERRA, CANADA

13:30 Critical Success Factors for Mergers & Acquisitions and Venture Corporate Investment

• How have corporate players evolved their approach to M&A over the past few years? Is preference being placed on internal R&D, external collaboration or corporate venture capital arms to foster innovation and technology implementation?

• What are the main factors influencing the diversification of portfolios? What market forces are driving deal flow?

• What do the critical success-factors for a water-tech investment or acquisition look like?

• How can startups prepare for a successful exit? Are exits in the form of M&As or IPOs most attractive?

SESSION CHAIR SPEAKERS

Peter GallantPresident & CEO

WATERTAP, CANADA

Henry CharrabéCEO

FLUENCE, USA

Mark FelixInvestment Manager

DOW VENTURE CAPITAL, SWITZERLAND

Karine RougéGlobal Business Leader Services

SUEZ WATER TREATMENT SERVICES, USA

14:15 Concluding Remarks

14:30 Close of Summit

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FOCUSING THE POWER OF DATA

ON THE BUSINESS OF WATER.

FATHOM, the world’s leading software-as-a-service

company in the water sector, is helping utilities

meet the financial and resource sustainability challenges of today and tomorrow by driving the power of data into water utilities.

Powered by the Smart Grid for Water, FATHOM’s partner utilities enjoy the benefits of modernized meter-to-customer services, resulting in increased

revenue, decreased costs and delighted customers.

RETHINKING

THE BUSINESS

OF WATER

FOCUSING THE POWER OF DATA

ON THE BUSINESS OF WATER.

FATHOM, the world’s leading software-as-a-service

company in the water sector, is helping utilities

meet the financial and resource sustainability challenges of today and tomorrow by driving the power of data into water utilities.

Powered by the Smart Grid for Water, FATHOM’s partner utilities enjoy the benefits of modernized meter-to-customer services, resulting in increased

revenue, decreased costs and delighted customers.

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EFC Separations BV is a spin out from Delft University, supported by a private investment from serial entrepreneur Rob van der Meij. EFC Separations treats high salinity waters (brines, waste waters etc) for salt and/or water recovery. Eutectic Freezing Concentration (EFC) consumes lower energy than evaporative techniques, does not require anti-scaling and anti-corrosion chemicals and can handle heat-sensitive streams such as food streams or fermentation liquids with heat sensitive components.

Foundry Spatial’s map-based online tools support resource managers in making wise decisions based on accurate science. Its award-winning resource management tools have a proven track record — having been successfully deployed across more than one million square kilometers of Canada.

HIAS is a municipal water and wastewater company from Hamar, Norway, established in 1972 to restore Lake Mjosa to normal quality after decades of severe eutrophication problems. HIAS developed the first full-scale plant using Cambi Thermal Hydrolysis Process (Cambi THP™), which has revolutionized the handling of sludge and organic waste around the world.

Island Water Technologies (IWT) is a wastewater technology company specializing in modular, low-energy, chemical free treatment solutions and real-time bio-electrode sensor technologies for improved wastewater system monitoring and control. IWT’s wastewater solutions are the result of four years of R&D with fixed film materials, bio-electrode sensors, and next generation wastewater treatment solutions. IWT is currently offering three different products to specific sectors of the wastewater treatment industry – Clearpod™, Regen™, Sentry AD™.

NuLeaf is a bioinspired company that harnesses the power of nature to turn waste into a resource. The product, the NuTree, recycles wastewater to create clean, reusable and nutrient-rich water. A single compact, self-powered unit can comprehensively treat 1,000s of litres a day while being odorless and cost-effective. The modular units are ideal for microbreweries and brewpubs and can also treat municipal and agricultural waste.

RWEDI Solutions is a pre-revenue original equipment manufacturer. The energy efficient, low-cost RWEDI Water pretreatment system is based on Argonne National Laboratory’s patented “resin-wafer” material. Its target market is cooling tower operators at institutions in the Southwestern U.S. who suffer from increasing water costs. RWEDI Water reduces operating costs of the cooling tower by 20% through decreasing makeup water costs by 15%, sewer costs by 55%, chemical use by 40%, and reducing maintenance costs.

SHARC Energy Systems was founded in 2010 in Vancouver by a team of technical and engineering professionals with over 100 years of combined experience in the heating, ventilating and geo-exchange industries. The business is engaged in the Design, Build, Finance and Operation processes of implementing wastewater thermal energy exchange systems, at the individual building level as well as via district heating/cooling. SHARC Energy Systems has developed several proprietary turn-key systems and has installed these solutions across three continents.

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EXHIBITORS

MARKETING AND MEDIA PARTNERS

EMAGIN provides water utilities with an operational intelligence platform to enable smarter management of their critical infrastructure in real-time. The platform leverages artificial intelligence to create day ahead predictions of KPIs and real-time control recommendations with the objective of reducing operational energy costs, water loss and improving emergency preparedness.

GrayMatter is dedicated to transforming operations and empowering people. As digital transformations in every industry are underway, it works with the biggest companies in the world to harness data and use it to work smarter. They lean on GrayMatter to protect and connect their critical assets to their people so every operator is empowered to be the best operator.

JCS Industries was founded as a product development company charged with developing an alternative to the current vacuum feed liquid doser technology for a worldwide manufacturer of water and waste treatment equipment. After one year, JCS developed the Model 4100 Automatic Vacuum Liquid Feeder. With over ten years and more than 800 installations, from 3 gallons per day to 50,000 gallons per day, JCS has perfected, applied for and received US Patents for all its vacuum liquid feeders.

Watr is a practical app for Android and IOS that reimagines civic water conservation. With the app’s easy to understand animated graphs, charts and figures, residents are able to monitor their water usage data, compare with peers for some friendly competition and evaluate ways to conserve — saving money and the environment.

STORM WATER INTERCEPTOR

Storm Pal has patented the “Storm Pal Interceptor” which is an in-situ treatment system designed to remove deleterious substances from storm sewer effluent prior to discharge to City sewer systems and receiving water bodies. The goal of Storm Pal is to enhance the quality of storm water being discharged to receiving water bodies to protect aquatic environments. The company currently has two offices in Ontario and it is looking to expand its operations throughout North America and overseas.

Utilis has developed a patented technology to find underground potable water leaks using satellite images. It offers utilities a more efficient and cost-effective methodology to look for leaks as it scans an entire system at once and pinpoints existing leaks. Not only does it maintain the level of NRW but it also helps reduce it as many, if not most, of the leaks would not be found in the traditional leak detection methods.

WINGS ICT Solutions is a dynamic SME, which focuses on the development of products for various vertical sectors, including water. Its products leverage the most advanced wireless, cloud/IoT, big data, security and embedded technologies. Moreover, WINGS aims to attract investment to expand its business and/or launch new businesses, based on its most mature and validated products and prototypes.

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