Innovation at WRF
Our Innovation Program is a multi-pronged initiative to help bring new water technology to the field quickly and efficiently. The program provides a seamless pipeline for research outcomes to culminate in the implementation of innovative processes and technologies.
Fostering new water technology, globally
We bring together the best scientific minds and industry specialists to accelerate the adoption of innovative technologies. With us, you get access to the following benefits.
Pilot Projects
Facility and industry end users share the cost of conducting demonstrations to accelerate adoption of new technologies.
People and Policy
Benchmarking how individual utilities accomplish the identification of resources and policies needed to implement effective research and development.
Communication
In-depth training, education, and outreach designed to promote innovation.
Utility Peer Network
Provides mechanism for technology and research and development managers to share experiences and collaborate on innovation.
Participate in WRF TechLink
Participate in our digital collaboration platform designed to accelerate the uptake and deployment of innovation in the water sector by exploring the platform, acting as a technology reviewer, or submitting a technology.
Recent Updates
The Water Research Foundation Seeks Proposals for New Nutrient Removal and Digital Workforce Projects
(Denver, CO) 05/16/23 – The Water Research Foundation (WRF) has released Requests for Proposals (RFPs) for two projects funded through their Research Priority Program. Through this program, WRF strategically addresses...
The Water Research Foundation Funds 21 New Research Projects Totaling $4.8M
(Denver, CO) 05/10/23 – The Water Research Foundation (WRF) is seeking volunteer participants for 21 new research projects funded through WRF's Research Priority Program. This strategic research program enables WRF...
WRF’s Latest Climate Change Research
Climate change is altering the natural hydrologic cycle, creating uncertainty around the quality and quantity of water resources. As a result, utilities are assessing their current practices and seeking solutions...