Joint Conference: Residuals & Biosolids and Innovations in Treatment Technology

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May 6 - 9, 2025  |  Baltimore, MD

Pre-Conference Workshops May 6 | Exhibition May 7-8

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This conference will be hosted by the Water Environment Federation in cooperation with the Chesapeake Water Environment Association.

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The Call for Content is now open and the deadline has been extended to 10 AM Eastern on November 4, 2024

Education

The Call for Content deadline has been extended! WEF is seeking abstracts, session proposals, and workshops to be presented onsite at this conference. The extended deadline to submit is November 4, 2024 at 10 AM Eastern

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For assistance with submitting, please email RBITTConf@wef.org

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Exhibition

More information on exhibition for 2025 will be made available by the open of General Sales on November 19th, 2024.

Please contact Micah Tsoi at mtsoi@wef.org or by phone at +1.703.684.2409 for any further questions.

 

 

Exhibit & Sponsor Information

Hotel

More information on the hotel for 2025 coming soon.

Registration Information

Registration will open in February 2025. 

Registration

Early Bird Registration Fee (Deadline to be announced)

Standard Registration Fee

  Member* Nonmember Member* Nonmember
Full Conference  $715 $1,025 $925 $1,335
Full Conference Student $0 $225** $0 $290**
One Day Conference $415 $550 $535 $685
Expo Only $100 $100 $100 $100

 

*You must be an active WEF Member to qualify for these rates. Join or renew today.
**Student Nonmember: To qualify for the Student Non-Member rate, you must provide proof of enrollment in a minimum of six (6) credit hours at an accredited college or university and provide written documentation on school letterhead, verifying your student status.

 

Registration Fee Includes

  • Access to Technical Sessions
  • Networking events
  • Digital conference proceedings
  • Lunch & Reception – Wednesday, May 7
  • Lunch – Thursday, May 8

Workshops are not included with conference registration. More information about workshops will be announced soon.

Member Rate Qualifications
To qualify for member rates, you must have a current individual WEF membership, valid through the date of the event you are attending. You should have your member ID number. Though your institution may be a member of WEF, you must maintain an individual WEF membership to be eligible to receive the member rate.

Nonmember
If you are not a WEF member or your membership lapses and is not renewed by the time of the event, you will either have to join/renew your membership or pay the non-member rate for the event.

Students who are not members of WEF must pay the student nonmember rate and provide proof of student status, during the registration process.

Payment
Online registration payments are by credit card only (Visa, Mastercard, or American Express). 

Cancellation and Substitution
A written request for cancellation/refund must be submitted by a date yet to be determined. WEF will charge a 25% cancellation fee and refund 75%. No refunds will be issued for cancellations requested after this cancellation deadline. Rather than canceling, consider sending a substitute. An organization may submit a request to substitute one person for another in writing.

Important Note
All attendees must have a unique email address registered. If you are registering for someone else, please enter their email address.

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Questions? Please contact: Registration@wef.org

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