Water Conservation Showcase
2008 Water Conservation Showcase
March 25, 2008
10:00 am to 7:30 pm
Pacific Energy Center
851 Howard Street, San Francisco
To register as an attendee, use the PEC class registration page.
Many experts believe that water will overtake energy as the resource of greatest concern to Californians in the coming years. We live in a state with a growing population, limited water reserves and unpredictable rainfall. Water use also has significant energy implications. The California State Water Project that is responsible for moving water from sources to customers is the single largest user of energy in the state. Additional energy is required to heat, cool, pump and treat water. Reducing water use through conservation can extend our limited supply of this resource and produce significant electricity and natural gas savings.
Our annual Water Showcase provides information on water-conserving strategies for building designers, managers and operators through presentations and tabletop displays. This event is organized by Northern California Chapter of the U.S. Green Building Council, East Bay Municipal Utility District, and the PG&E Pacific Energy Center.
2008 Showcase Sponsors
- Bay Area Water Supply & Conservation Agency
- The City of Redwood City
- City of Napa Water Division
- City of San Jose Environmental Services
- City of Vallejo
- Contra Costa Water District
- East Bay Municipal Water District
- Marin Municipal Water District
- San Francisco Public Utilities Commission
- Santa Clara Valley Water District
- Solano County Water Agencies
- Sonoma County Water Agency
- Soquel Creek Water District
- Zone 7 Water Agency: Livermore-Amador Valley
2008 Water Conservation Showcase Supporters
- ADPSR - Northern California Chapter
- AIA East Bay
- Alliance for Water Efficiency
- American Society of Landscape Architects, Northern California Chapter
- ASPE – Northern California Chapter
- Build It Green
- California Urban Water Conservation Council
- City of El Cerrito – Recycling
- City of San Jose – Environmental Services Department
- Construction Specifiers Institute - Santa Clara Valley Chapter
- Department of Environment, City and County of San Francisco
- Ecological Landscaping Association
- Global Citizen Center
- Green Developer Speaker Series
- Local Government Commission
- Mono Lake Committee
- Natural Resources Defense Council
- PG&E Food Service Technology Center
- San Diego Xeriscape Council
- Surfrider Foundation
- Tuolumne River Trust
- U.C. Berkeley Center for the Built Environment
- Urban Permaculture Guild
- Water Resources Center Archives, UC Berkeley


