June 10 -14, 2012 | Dallas, TX

Join thousands of water professionals who will gather at ACE12, the American Water Works Association’s 131st Annual Conference & Exposition, June 10 -14, 2012, in Dallas, TX.

ACE12 registration is now open

The global water community will gather at the Dallas Convention Center to explore the future of safe water, gain insight into cutting-edge research and best practices, and experience the latest products and services available to the water community.
ACE12 will feature eight in-depth, interactive workshops and more than 100 professional sessions comprising more than 550 presentations. Attendees will have the opportunity to earn contact hours for the Distribution & Plant Operations, Engineering and Construction, Manufacturers & Associates, Reuse, Small Systems, and Water Quality tracks. Additionally, Sunday workshops and facility tours may qualify for contact hours.
More than 500 service providers will exhibit at ACE12, showcasing the latest products and services for all aspects of the water industry. These exhibitors will offer expert insight and hands-on understanding for everything from pipes to valves, meters to hydrants, engineering services to tank-related companies, membrane filtration systems to laboratory equipment, and security to wastewater. The New Product Technology Showcase will return to highlight the newest and most innovative products and technology available.
ACE12 will also offer unique events focused on sections, diversity issues, young professionals, students, public officials, operators, international attendees, and first-time attendees. The annual Pipe-Tapping Contest, Top Ops Competition, Meter Madness, and the “Best of the Best” Water Taste Test will be held as well.
To register, visit www.awwa.org/ACE12 . Individuals interested in learning more can also follow ACE12 on Twitter, Facebook, and LinkedIn.

Canadian Hotel

Hyatt Regency Dallas 

Network with fellow Canadian delegates and know that the other people on the elevator won't mock you for how you pronounce "process" or notice the occasional "eh"!