This event will take place on February 12, 2013 in Birmingham, UK. It will explore the growing challenge of maintaining complex water and wastewater networks, processes and infrastructure networks.
The asset management landscape for the water industry is evolving, particularly at a time when operating expenditure is expected to rise as a proportion of total spend in AMP6.
The Water Industry Asset Management Conference will:
•Explore the growing challenge of maintaining complex water and wastewater networks, processes and infrastructure networks
•Address the shift from capital-intensive asset replacement programmes towards a more coherent approach to expenditure
•Examine improved data and technical solutions to drive proactive management for improved efficiencies across the water sector
Expert speakers include:
•Mark Worsfold, Chief Engineer, Ofwat
•Tony Conway, Strategic Programmes Director, United Utilities
•Mel Karam, Director of Asset Management, Southern Water
•Wendy Staden, Director of Regulatory Affairs, Bristol Water
•Ken Hutchison, General Manager, Asset Investment Management, Scottish Water
•Richard Boucher, Business Change and Strategy Director, Anglian Water
•Julian Welbank, Head of Water Supply Planning, Wessex Water
•John McGovern, Head of Investment Delivery, Northumbrian Water
•Martin McIlwaine, Head of Asset Management, Northern Ireland Water
Continued Professional Development
This conference has been certified for CPD purposes and all attendees are eligible to receive a certificate of their attendance.
For more information click here.
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