Remediation Technology Summit 2026

Welcome to the Remediation Technology Summit 2026, where environmental experts, utilities, manufacturers, and technology partners come together to promote sustainable, cost-effective remediation solutions and enhance source water protection.

The industry is facing increasing pressures from evolving regulations, emerging contaminants, and the polluter-pays principle. However, data-driven and technology-enabled approaches now provide clearer ways to enhance efficiency, ensure compliance, and achieve better cleanup outcomes.

Join us to explore advanced in situ and thermal treatments, AI-assisted monitoring, and PFAS destruction solutions that can strengthen your remediation strategy and support safer water systems.

Evaluating funding options and financial models for remediation projects

Explore federal and state grants, insurance recovery, and public-private funding that drive cost-effective, sustainable cleanup and long-term site stewardship.

Innovative in situ and ex situ technologies for sustainable site cleanup

Unlock advanced thermal, chemical, and biological remediation technologies that deliver efficient contaminant removal and sustainable site cleanup.

Leveraging AI and data analytics for site investigation and risk assessment

Discover how AI, digital twins, and machine learning advance site characterization, groundwater modeling, predictive risk analysis, and remediation design.

Navigating regulatory frameworks, liability risks, and litigation planning

Understand CERCLA, RCRA, the “polluter pays” principle, and PFAS trends shaping liability allocation, enforcement priorities, and risk management practices.

Advanced treatment and destruction technologies for emerging contaminants

Review next-gen PFAS and 1,4-dioxane treatment and destruction technologies, including plasma, SCWO, electrochemical, and advanced oxidation solutions.

Case studies highlighting adaptive and resilient remediation approaches

Gain insight into successful projects demonstrating flexibility, innovations, and sustainability in addressing evolving regulations and site-specific challenges.

Expert Speakers

Past Attendees

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