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Water is our most precious resource. To ensure Los Angeles remains environmentally healthy and economically prosperous, we need to reduce our reliance on imported water. Saving water not only saves energy and money, it saves lives.
In the built environment, cooling towers are a cost-effective place to start. Industry experts estimate that cooling towers can account for 40% of a building’s water demand, and in some buildings, that number may be far more.
Join LABBC’s expert water advisor Maureen Erbeznik in conversation with industry innovators Ben Slick of Hydropoint, Michael Boyko and Janco Vermeulen of Dynamic Water Technologies, and Sean Collins of Cedars-Sinai for a discussion about:
Opportunities cooling towers offer
Innovations in water management and efficiency
Real-world implementation and return on investment
Key Takeaways
We live in a desert: We need to be proactive to address drought conditions while water and sewer costs are still incredibly low.
Water conservation is a way of life: Incremental improvements to the way people think about and act on water efficiency can save millions of gallons of water.
Saving water can be easy and worthwhile: Proven water technologies can both save you money and conserve water for a true win-win.
HOST
David Hodgins
Executive Director
LABBC
MODERATOR
Maureen Erbeznik
Technical Advisor, Water
LABBC
SPEAKER
Janco Vermeulen
Mechanical Engineer
Dynamic Water Technologies
SPEAKER
Michael Boyko
Chief Operating Officer
Dynamic Water Technologies
SPEAKER
Sean Collins
Executive Director, Facilities Planning, Design and Construction
Cedars-Sinai
SPEAKER
Ben Slick
Senior Vice President, Business Development
HydroPoint