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              WATER SUMMIT  Exploring 
              New Frontiers in Water Reform  Organised by iQuest, the 5th National Water Summit will take place 
              on Thursday, 1st December 2011 at the Croke Park Conference Centre, 
              Dublin.
 Recent times have seen significant developments happening 
              for Ireland�s water industry. A lot has happened over the past year 
              following the publication of the river basin management plans. We 
              are now firmly in implementation phase.  Our new Minister for the Environment, Community and 
              Local Government, Mr. Phil Hogan TD is committed to developing a 
              new water conservation industry which will create significant employment 
              opportunities. �There are just over 130 contracts and water conservation 
              projects in progress with a value of about €1 billion, some 
              340 contracts to be progressed to construction over the period 2010 
              - 2012 with a value of €1.8 billion and some 190 schemes and 
              water conservation projects on which planning work will continue.� 
             A greater proportion of investment will be dedicated 
              to improving water supply infrastructure, with 
              water conservation being accorded top priority.  The new Government is also planning to establish a 
              new State-owned water company - Irish Water - which will 
              deliver key water investment functions at a national level. This 
              national approach to water investment and management will, no doubt, 
              lead to some significant changes and developments. The National Water Summit, has been Ireland�s leading 
              independent water conference for the past 4 years and the 2011 event 
              is shaping up to be one of the most pivotal yet. Recent developments 
              have ensured a full agenda - including industry reform, innovation 
              and proven technologies, conservation, legislation and water quality, 
              amongst others.  The 5th National Water 
              Summit will be an event of major interest to all 
              stakeholders. The summit will include an impressive line-up 
              of speakers, visionary leaders, international and national 
              experts - all professionally involved with water - who will deliver 
              succinct presentations and case studies, allowing time at the end 
              for an open forum to discuss the issues participants 
              find most interesting.  EVENT HISTORY
 The previous four water summits provided a unique 
              forum that brought together the who�s who of the water industry. 
              Feedback has been extremely positive. iQuest 
              is fully confident that this forum will continue to grow and develop 
              and provide attendees with a fully comprehensive, educational and 
              enriching conference experience.
  Past attendees included delegates from the 
              following companies:EPA, Cavan CoCo, The Irish Farmers Association, Trinity 
              College, Kings College London, NUI Galway, Sligo CoCo, ESRI, SWAN, 
              Dublin Airport Authority, Dundalk DIT, Environmental Licensing Programme, 
              Kilkenny CoCo, Fingal CoCo. An Bord Plean�la, Treatment Systems 
              Ltd, John Paul Construction Limited, Cork County Council, Bord na 
              Mona Energy, Grontmij, South Dublin County Council, Crowley Services. 
              Waterford CoCo, Galway CoCo, Carrickmacross Town Council, Border 
              Regional Authority, Veoila, Roscommon County Council, Bank of Ireland, 
              Wicklow CoCo, Shannon RBD Project, ESB Networks, Coffey Group Limited, 
              John Sisk & Sons, Bowen Water Technology, UCD, McCann Fitzgerald 
              Solicitors, Dublin City Council, GMC Civic & Mechanical Engineering, 
              Enpure Ltd, ESB Networks, NSAI, Clare CoCo, Quest Utility Services 
              Ltd, Donegal County Council, Biopower Group Plc, Galway City Council, 
              EpiSensor Ltd, Failte Ireland, AIB, Clonmel Borough Council, Nesc, 
              CLS, Aspiracon, Repak, UCC, Institute of Water Research, Coffey 
              Construction, Kirby Group Engineering, Department of Environment, 
              Abtran Ltd, Covac Ltd, Perc Water Corp, Local Government Managed 
              Services Board, MT Agencies Ireland, WYG Ireland, Fehily Timoney 
              & Company, Ofwat UK, eircom, Offally CoCo, Kilkenny CoCo, Monaghan 
              CoCo, Davy
  Past Delegate Feedback�
 �All speakers gave me something to think about!�
 �Enjoyed the variety of subjects�
 �Generally very good speakers with thoughtful presentations�
 �Very good...a lot of very useful information�
 �A wide range of topics covered�
 �Great venue and facilities�
 �Very knowledgeable speakers�
 �An excellent forum for current water issues�
 �Excellent venue for networking�
 �A very good big picture view�
 �Very good informative presentations�
 �Excellent all round�
 WHO SHOULD ATTEND?
 
 The National Water Summit is a must-attend event, 
              bringing together CEOs and senior level representatives from water 
              companies, water and waste water treatment companies, policy makers 
              and water authorities across Ireland and the EU.
 Meet and network with the people shaping 
              the future of the Irish water industry...
 
              Local Authority ManagersLocal Authority Engineers Heads of Water Services/Supply General Managers (Asset Management, Planning, Maintenance, Recycling, 
                Water Management) Project Directors/Managers Procurement Managers Infrastructure Managers Planning Officials Technical Managers Large Water Users Consultants Finance & Legal Managers. Exhibition Opportunities
 You can promote your brand and generate business leads among decision-makers 
              attending this event.
 For details, call Suzanne Brennan on 087 919 1292 or email [email protected]
 For more information - including full Programme 
              & Registration details - Click 
              Here
 
 
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