Multi-State Salinity Coalition

2005 National Salinity Management and Desalination Summit

Policies for Successful Desalination Programs

December 8-9, 2005

The Hotel Albuquerque at Old Town

Albuquerque New Mexico

• 2005 Salinity Summit Summary
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Links

• Final 2005 Salinity Program
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The following presentations were made at the conference.

• Californians Support Economically and Environmentally Feasible Desalination Projects - Karajeh
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• Co-Location of Desalination and Power Plants - Tom
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• Creative Financing Solutions for Desalination Facilities - Archuleta
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• Desalination as a Water Supply - Karajeh, Johns
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• Economic Framework for Evaluating Desal and Reuse Projects - Raucher
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• Getting Policy Makers and Community Planners On Board - Maxwell
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• Newark Desalination Facility - Piraino
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• Regulatory Driven R&D for Desalination - Beuhler
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• Surfrider Foundation Desalination Issue Summary - Geever
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• Technical Innovations for Energy Cost Reduction - Voutchkov
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• The Role of El Paso Water Utilities in the Formation and Projects of the Paso del Norte Watershed Council - Fahy
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• Treatment Plant and Dog Park - Mansfield
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Erik Webb, Sandia National Laboratories Staff
to State Energy and Natural Resources Committee

Mark Beuhler (left), Ed Archuleta (Center
Holding Recognition Award), Ernesto Avila

Mr. Bruce Johnson, Assisstant Director, Tucson Water

Mr. Mike Fahy, Manager Program and
Development, El Paso Water Utilities

Claudio Ternieden questions a panelist

Jared Huffman, Senior Project Attorney, National Environmental Defense Fund

Mike Gabaldon, Director of Policy, Management and Technical Services, Bureau of Reclamation

Mr. Ed Archuleta, Chairman of the MSSC

Salinity Summit Conference Chair Ernesto P. Avila

Steve Rossi, Principal Water
Resources Planner, City of Phoenix