who we are
Collaborating and building partnerships.
The Bay Area One Water Network is a collaborative effort of the Engineering Research Center for Re-Inventing the Nation’s Urban Water Infrastructure (ReNUWIt), the Berkeley Water Center, the Environmental Protection Agency, and numerous Bay Area water utilities, cities, and counties.
The Codiga Resource Recovery Center at Stanford University enables pilot testing of technologies to recover clean water, nutrients and energy from wastes.
Sponsors
Staff
Kara Baker (ReNUWIt, Stanford University)
Shamealle Bostic (ReNUWIt, Stanford University)
Sasha Harris-Lovett (Berkeley Water Center)
Richard Luthy (ReNUWIt, Stanford University)
Molly Mayo (Meridian Institute)
David Sedlak (ReNUWIt, University of California, Berkeley)
Sponsors
Alameda County Water District
Bay Area Clean Water Agencies
Bay Area Water Supply and Conservation Agency
Berkeley Water Center
City of Palo Alto
City of San Mateo
East Bay Municipal Utility District
Marin Municipal Water District
Monterey One Water
National Science Foundation
ReNUWIt
Ross Valley Sanitary District
San Francisco Public Utilities Commission
Silicon Valley Clean Water
Sonoma County Water Agency
Soquel Creek Water District
US Environmental Protection Agency, Region 9
Valley Water
