Reclaiming the World’s Water 2021 Virtual Conference

08/09/2021 News Technical Talk

Virtual Education Conference

Newterra is pleased to offer our Virtual Education Conference for 2021. It will take place on the last week in October and the 3rd week in November. In addition to 6 Educational Sessions (each qualifies for Engineering Credits through the RCEP Program), we will be hosting 2 round table talks, facility tours (virtual), and some product-specific webinars/content around the topics of water.

Currently, we will be offering the following subjects through the RCEP program:

Stormwater Management for Industry
Basic Water Treatment for Power Engineering (Boilers)
Deaerators – Everything you wanted to know
Efficient mixing with surface mixers
Emerging Contaminants
Biological Treatment Designs

Main Page for Education Sessions

We will post specific information on the program on our Reclaiming the World’s Water 2021 page.

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