Webinar
Utilities across the U.S. and U.K. are running out of easy answers to water scarcity. Indirect reuse turns treated wastewater into a local, reliable resource that reduces environmental discharge and strengthens long-term supply. This session walks through the engineering, the regulatory language on both sides of the Atlantic, and what a 90% recovery reuse plant actually looks like in operation.
What you’ll learn:
- Why indirect potable reuse has moved from a niche upgrade to a strategic supply decision for utilities
- The U.S. and U.K. terminology map, and what each label triggers in the regulatory process
- The full treatment pathway, including municipal wastewater, biological treatment or MBR, and more
- Where reuse process typically fail and the design decisions that hold up in operation
- The chloramines and NDMA question in plain terms, plus how PFRO operation reduces the need to lean on chloramines
- Real data from Cherokee Metro District, including 90% recovery
Tomer Efrat, CTO
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