May 20 & 21, 2026

2026 ARCSA International Technical Symposium

Brookshire, TX

Chandler presented on accelerating the rainwater harvesting market during the 2026 ARCSA International Technical Symposium in Brookshire. The symposium was hosted at the Grundfos HQ and centered on the future of rainwater and stormwater for the built environment.

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May 8, 2026

University of Texas Jackson School of Geosciences Commencement

Austin, TX

Scott Moorhead was thrilled to speak at his alma mater, the University of Texas Jackson School of Geosciences, commencement ceremony. A core theme of his remarks was the power of partnerships, networks, and collaboration in stewarding the places we care about, as well as the importance of persevering in our work through both good times and bad.

April 18, 2026

TX Coastal Round Up

Galveston, TX

TWT’s Coastal Program Manager, Kevin De Santiago, attended and hosted a booth at the TX Coastal Round Up event in Galveston. It was a pleasure to connect with the community members that are dedicated to protecting the Texas coast.

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April 15, 2026

Infrastructure Masons Texas State Local Chapter Panel

Austin, TX

TWT’s Chief Strategy Officer, Kyle Garmany, recently spoke on a panel at the Infrastructure Masons Texas State Local Chapter in Austin, focused on the future of water in Austin. During the discussion, he shared insights on industrial water challenges, emerging opportunities, and lessons learned from advancing resilient water strategies across Texas.

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voices behind

the movement

“As Texans continue to seek innovative solutions for today’s and future water needs, for all uses, we at Texas Water Trade are honored to assist in identifying, incentivizing, undertaking and charting new paths forward to help pave the way.”

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Carlos Rubinstein
Carlos Rubinstein
former chairman of the Texas Water Development Board
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