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Get ready to make waves in 2024 with Future Water Association!

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December 21, 2023

Get ready to make waves in 2024 with Future Water Association!

2023 has been a fascinating year as we have taken our report card to regulators, discussed with water companies and with politicians. It's all about having the honest conversation and what we do next as a sector. How do we rethink our assets? How do we get more people into the sector and what does the future look like?

Future water has had an active engagement program, continued with our trademarked Water Dragons explored innovation through the IP lens, in addition to hosting another exciting Networks November!
Happy holidays and join us for an exciting and fascinating 2024 as our groups come to life.Best wishes,Paul Horton, CEORead the Full Newsletter: Making Waves with Future Water in 2024

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