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Semiconductor Wastewater Webinar

This webinar explores water use in US chipmaking, where fabs consume 5–10M gallons daily and many face high water stress. Learn why UPW recycling has lagged, and the costs, risks, and benefits of changing course.
NEC Seminar 2026

Changes to 2026 National Electrical Code Seminar

This seminar provides an overview of key changes in the 2026 National Electrical Code (NEC) and how these updates impact the design, installation, and operation of electrical systems in water and wastewater facilities.
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2026 Operations Challenge Sponsorship Opportunities

Support WEAT's nationally recognized Operations Challenge Teams by becoming a sponsor for the 2026 season. The sponsorship deadline is February 20, 2026.
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TWDB Funding and State Wastewater Study Update

Join the WEAT Government Affairs Committee for an update from TWDB on Texas water funding, including drinking water and clean water projects, the state wastewater study, and what utilities can expect moving forward.
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Texas Water 2026

Texas Water caters to wastewater and water industry professionals, including engineers, operators, scientists, regulatory personnel, manufacturers, and groups dedicated to public health and environmental protection.

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Texas Water 2026

The conference is celebrating its 32nd year as the Largest Regional Water Conference in the U.S.© and caters to professionals in the wastewater and water industry, including water quality engineers, treatment plant technicians, scientists, government officials, regulatory agency personnel, manufacturers and their agents, libraries, universities and groups and individuals concerned with protecting public health and the environment.
We hope you'll join us in San Antonio!

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Become a Member

Network with your industry peers and colleagues on best water management and treatment practices. Be part of something larger than you! Join a 4600+ strong group of committed and passionate individuals working for clean water. Become part of The water quality group in Texas today!

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What We're About

At 4600 strong, WEAT’s members are professionals who have dedicated their careers to protecting and enhancing our state’s water resources.

Educate

WEAT educates water quality professionals on best treatment practices and promotes innovative treatment techniques.

Engage

WEAT provides networking opportunities for peer to peer learning and professional growth.

Advocate

WEAT protects human and environmental health through professional and public information and education.

Member Story

" I encourage everyone to reach out to a WEAT volunteer to learn more and see how they can get involved. This can be 30 minutes a month or several hours – whatever time you have available, WEAT has a place for you. "

Archana Sharma, Mead & Hunt