AWE believes the federal government has a unique opportunity to help make water affordable for more low-income households. This new policy white paper outlines our proposal that Congress create and generously fund a new federal program covering plumbing repairs and water efficiency improvements for low-income households in states, tribes, and territories. Addressing high usage and inefficiency will permanently reduce water and sewer bills for participating households.
Last week, AWE kicked off our latest research study, “Evaluating Changes in Peak Demand and How That May Affect the Choice, Design, Management, and Evaluation of Demand Management Strategies,” in partnership with the Water Research Foundation and six participating utilities
As we celebrate Black History Month, Valentine's Day, and Social Justice Day this February, let us channel the spirit of love and justice toward creating a sustainable and equitable water future. AWE recognizes that water affordability is a social justice issue, which disproportionately affects marginalized communities. We are committed to helping our members advance heir water conservation and efficiency efforts through an equity lens.
In this issue...
2023 Water Efficiency & Conservation Symposium
Policy Updates
AWE Research Updates
News from Members and Partners
Member Spotlights
News Briefs
Overview of AWE's Recent Work. 2023 Water Efficiency & Conservation Symposium; Policy Updates; AWE Updates; News from Members and Partners; Member Spotlights; News Briefs.
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