Samantha Martin Re-elected to AOC Advisory Committee

CWA's Samantha Martin has been re-elected to a second term on the Cuyahoga River AOC Advisory Committee, furthering our commitment to restoring the river as a clean and healthy resource for the entire community.

CES 2026 Recap

Cleveland Water Alliance attended CES 2026 to represent the Great Lakes region, present on CWA’s work as a global hub for water innovation, and scout exciting new technologies.

Testbed Feature: How a Smart Drone System is Automating Water Quality Sampling and Sensing

CWA worked with UVM Wireless Intelligent Sensing Electronics (WISE) team to deploy their autonomous wireless drone sampling and sensing platform in Lake Erie, the largest body of water they had ever tested. This real-world trial provided critical data that helped the UVM researchers refine the system's hardware, software, waterproofing, and sensor capabilities.

Investing in Ohio’s Future Water Stewards: CWA Awarded $15k for Workforce Development

Cleveland Water Alliance has secured $15,000 in co-funding from the Elsa M. Heisel Sule Foundation and the R.C. Durr Foundation to support our Workforce Development in Water Monitoring and Management programming in partnership with the Thomas More University Biology Field Station. This funding directly strengthens our ability to train the next generation of freshwater leaders, bridging the skills gap and giving students hands-on experiences with cutting-edge technology.

CWA Facilitates Crucial Tech Testing in Winter Weather Conditions

This season, CWA is launching its first formal winter deployments of international technologies, including underwater telemetry and monitoring devices, to trial their performance against ice, extreme cold, and frazzle ice risk assessment. Testing in winter conditions is critical for accelerating resilient water solutions to market.

Cleveland Water Alliance and French Water Clusters (Pôles EAU) Sign Agreement to Advance Global Water Innovation

Cleveland Water Alliance signs a formal agreement with the French Water Clusters, Pôles EAU. This agreement establishes a powerful, two-way channel to accelerate global water innovation by facilitating market entry with soft landing support in both the Great Lakes region and France.

Cleveland Water Alliance and Trial Reservoirs Initiative Partner to Remove Barriers to Technology Adoption

Cleveland Water Alliance and the Trial Reservoirs Initiative have partnered to eliminate the financial and technical risk associated with water technology adoption. This collaboration combines CWA's innovator pipeline and robust testbed network with the Initiative's performance-based trial financing, creating an accelerated, de-risked path for solutions to reach full-scale deployment.

CWA Welcomes Three New Members to Our Board of Directors

We are proud to welcome three exceptional new leaders to Cleveland Water Alliance’s Board of Directors!

Testbed Feature: How CWA’s Testbed Helped Validate YSI Xylem's HydroRIG

Learn how YSI, a Xylem brand, used CWA’s testbed network for validation of their new innovation, HydroRIG. This trial provided Xylem with real-world feedback from end-users, ensuring HydroRIG was fully market-ready.

Rising Tide: How CWA’s Erie Hack Helped Launch a Zero-Discharge Water Reclamation System

Katrina Eckard, a former Erie Hack participant, has created a successful water reclamation system. Thanks to CWA's connections and mentorship, she was able to develop her solution from a prototype to a full-scale commercial product. Her zero-discharge technology is now scaled through AGES and deployed for critical water needs.

CWA October Email Newsletter

See the latest happenings at CWA in our October newsletter!

Baldwin Wallace Makes National Waves with Marine Energy Win

Baldwin Wallace engineering students earned first place in a prestigious DOE competition. CWA supported this group by empowering them with our buoy data, helping them to create their prototypes and providing insights as they explored blue economy innovation right here in Northeast Ohio.

Addressing Nutrient Runoff: An Innovative Approach to Protecting Our Water

Cleveland Water Alliance is working with US EPA, Ohio EPA, and Ohio farmers to pilot a new technology to combat nutrient runoff from animal manure, a key contributor to harmful algal blooms in Lake Erie. This project aims to help farmers save money on waste management, retain valuable nutrients for their soil, and protect our freshwater resources.

WEFTEC & OCEANS 2025 Recap

Cleveland Water Alliance (CWA) had a highly productive week at the WEFTEC and OCEANS conferences in Chicago. The team finalized new international and regional partnerships, showcasing CWA's role in advancing global innovative water technology and attracting water tech companies to our region.

How Cleveland Helps Startups Compete in This $3.4 Billion Market

Cleveland Water Alliance built a giant testing ground for startups to take their solutions to market and find new sources of funding.

Cleveland Water Alliance Forms Partnership with Discovery Pier and Northwestern Michigan College to Accelerate Great Lakes Innovation

Cleveland Water Alliance, Discovery Pier, and Northwestern Michigan College announce a formal partnership that establishes a comprehensive, end-to-end support system for freshwater innovators, accelerating the development of innovative technologies and driving economic growth across the Great Lakes ecosystem.

Cleveland Water Alliance Announces New Tech Pilot Aiming to Mitigate Nutrient Runoff from Farms

Cleveland Water Alliance (CWA) is leading a new technology demonstration using Ohio-based company Neundorfer's technology on three farms in Northwest Ohio aimed at preventing nutrient runoff from entering waterways. This project, funded by the US EPA and Ohio EPA's H2Ohio program, is connecting two essential industries critical to Ohio’s economic prosperity: agriculture and water.

CWA September Email Newsletter

See the latest happenings at CWA in our September newsletter!

Cleveland Water Alliance and K-water Announce Formal Partnership to Strengthen Global Innovation and International Exchange

Cleveland Water Alliance and K-water, South Korea's premier public organization for water resources management, are proud to announce a formal partnership. By joining forces, we will foster a cross-cultural exchange of ideas and innovations, accelerating the development of new solutions for critical water challenges.

Rising Tide: Turning Invasive Species Challenges into a Career Path

Former Erie Hack winner Lorena James transformed her winning concept for repurposing invasive species into a full-time career with her business, Invasive Impact Initiatives, thanks to the support and connections provided through CWA’s network.

Cleveland Water Alliance Signs Agreement with Catalan Water Partnership to Accelerate Innovative Water Solutions and Global Dealflow

Cleveland Water Alliance and the Catalan Water Partnership are proud to announce a formal partnership that creates a strong, collaborative framework designed to accelerate international innovation and business development across the water sector.

Treating Manure Waste with Electricity to Prevent Harmful Algal Blooms

Phosphorus build up from commercial fertilizer and manure applications is one of the leading contributors to harmful algal blooms in western Lake Erie. To help protect Lake Erie’s water quality, we have partnered with the U.S EPA, Ohio EPA, and others to conduct a field trial of a new approach reduce phosphorus losses.

CWA August Email Newsletter

See the latest happenings at CWA in our August newsletter!

Northumbrian Water Innovation Festival + UK Trip Recap 2025

Cleveland Water Alliance's recent trip to the UK for the Northumbrian Water Innovation Festival & for strategic meetings with global water leaders fostered international collaboration, including a new partnership with British Water, and provided valuable insights into accelerating global freshwater innovation. CWA’s Director of Communications and Engagement, Samantha Martin shares her reflections on this unique event.

Cleveland Water Alliance deploys smart buoys across Lake Erie

The Cleveland Water Alliance has deployed smart buoys for the fourth year across Ohio’s Lake Erie coast, including one outside of the Ashtabula Harbor. These buoys track and communicate water information, including wave height, water temperature, wind speed and water quality.

CWA July Email Newsletter

See the latest happenings at CWA in our July newsletter!

Reflecting on Jeff Pu's Impact at Cleveland Water Alliance

During his time at Cleveland Water Alliance, Jeff Pu made invaluable contributions—from advancing sensor networks to supporting innovators. As he moves on to a new role, we celebrate the lasting impact he has had on our organization and community.

Collaboration Across the Water: Love Windermere Meets Cleveland Water Alliance

CWA met with members of the Love Windermere Partnership based in the UK for an insightful exchange on innovation, community priorities, and the shared challenges faced by our freshwater ecosystems.

How to text a buoy in Lake Erie — and get conditions immediately

Thanks to CWA's network of smart buoys stationed across Lake Erie, anyone with a cell phone can get real-time updates on water temperature, air temperature, wind speed, wave height, pH levels, toxins and dissolved oxygen — just by sending a text.

CWA Remembers Founder Jenny Grasselli Brown

Cleveland Water Alliance wouldn’t exist without the vision and determination of Dr. Jeanette Grasselli Brown. As our founding board chair, Jenny played a pivotal role in bringing together leaders across sectors to establish an organization dedicated to advancing water innovation in our region. We will forever remember her for the impact she made across science, education, and our Great Lakes community.

Cleveland Water Alliance and British Water Announce Formal Partnership to Accelerate Water Innovation

Cleveland Water Alliance and British Water are proud to announce a new formal partnership aimed at fostering international collaboration, accelerating market-driven water technologies, and facilitating business opportunities across the global water sector.

CWA June Email Newsletter

Summer has officially arrived, and with it, so has a wave of innovation at CWA!

AWWA ACE 2025 Recap

Cleveland Water Alliance attended AWWA ACE to connect with global water innovators, explore new technologies, and share how we support real-world deployments.

Water economy critical to positioning Ohio to thrive

Recreation on Lake Erie is just one aspect of how water is a vital component of Ohio’s economic potential. The water economy is one of Ohio’s fastest-growing sectors and touches nearly every aspect of our economic vitality.

IAGLR 2025 Recap

Cleveland Water Alliance attended IAGLR 2025 and participated in sessions on participatory science, water data, and innovation.

Case Western Reserve University alumni battle microplastic pollution, launch CLEANR filter

CLEANR has officially launched their microplastic filtration technology for washing machines.

BW engineering students win national Marine Energy Collegiate Competition

CWA supported Baldwin Wallace University students in their MECC competition win by providing access to our buoy data for their prototype designs.

CWA May Email Newsletter

Memorial Day kicked off more than recreation season—big things are happening at CWA!

Cleveland Water Alliance Expands Smart Water Monitoring into the Ohio River Valley

CWA expands its smart water network into the Ohio River Valley, deploying sensors with ORSANCO, Thomas More University, GCWW & MSDGC for real-time water data.

Despite U.S. research resistance, Great Lakes aims to be Silicon Valley for water

Bryan Stubbs discusses the rise of the Great Lakes as a global hub for water technology and innovation.

Blues Secures $25 Million in New Funding Led by Sequoia Capital to Accelerate Cloud-Connected Intelligent Products

Blues, an innovator in CWA's network and a leading provider of IoT connectivity, recently closed a $25 million funding round led by Sequoia Capital. Blues has utilized Cleveland Water Alliance's testbed netowork to trial and advance their technology.

CWRU startup CLEANR launches microplastic filter for home washers

Case Western Reserve startup CLEANR will deliver its first consumer filters on World Ocean Day, June 8 — bringing the technology beyond campuses for the first time.

Fondriest Spring 2025 Environmental Monitor

CWA's Lake Erie Volunteer Science Network was featured in Fondriest's Spring 2025 Environmental Monitor

Chicago Water Week 2025 Recap

Cleveland Water Alliance joined partners at Chicago Water Week to explore new ideas, strengthen collaborations, and advance water innovation across the Great Lakes and beyond.

CWA April Email Newsletter

Catch up on our latest initiatives: from LEVSN data to exciting innovations and upcoming events.

2024 Highlights: Building Momentum in Community-Led Science for Lake Erie's Future

The 2024 Lake Erie Volunteer Science Network (LEVSN) field season marked a year of growth, innovation, and deepened impact. With expanded participation, improved data tools, and stronger regional partnerships, LEVSN continued to demonstrate the power of community-led science in addressing water challenges.

IoT in Water Technology: A First Look at CWA’s Innovator Spotlight Series

Discover how the Internet of Things (IoT) is transforming water management. Learn how connected technology are enabling smarter, more efficient water systems.

Advancing IoT & Rapid Detection Tech: CWA Innovation Summit

The 2025 CWA Innovation Summit featured key discussions from industry experts and innovators on the future of IoT and rapid detection technologies.

CWA March Email Newsletter

See the latest happenings at CWA in our March newsletter!

CLEANR Launches New Campus Sustainability Offering to Help Universities Fight Microplastic Pollution; Filters Debuts at Case Western Reserve University

Ohio-based innovator CLEANR deploy their filtration technology on washing machines at Case Western Reserve University. CWA's Executive Director and President, Bryan Stubbs, was featured in this article discussing the importance of tackling microplastic pollution in the Great Lakes and how innovations like CLEANR’s technology play a critical role.

Cleveland startup heading to market with filter that removes microplastics from wash cycle

Case Western Reserve University has installed CLEANR filters on campus washing machines, demonstrating their potential to reduce microplastics at the source. In this article, CWA's Executive Director & President, Bryan Stubbs emphasizes the importance of this technology and how integrating it into machines could reduce costs and support future regulations.

2024 Marks Record-Breaking Year for CWA's Testbed Network

Spring marks the start of deployment season, and Cleveland Water Alliance is preparing for 15 technology deployments this year as our Testbed Network continues to grow, driving global water innovation.

Aquatech 2025 Recap

Cleveland Water Alliance attended Aquatech Amsterdam 2025. This year was an exciting opportunity to see the latest innovations shaping the global water industry while strengthening our international partnerships.

Great Lakes Day 2025 Recap

Cleveland Water Alliance attended the Great Lakes Commission Semiannual Meeting and Great Lakes Day in Washington, D.C. Samantha Martin and Bryan Stubbs joined partners and policymakers to discuss the future of the Great Lakes.

IAGLR Lakes Letter Winter 2025

CWA’s Lake Erie Volunteer Science Network (LEVSN) is advancing community-driven water monitoring in the Great Lakes! Learn more about our work with the IJC and other water news in the latest edition of Lakes Letter.

CWA Testbed Program Welcomes Danish IoT Innovator: SenArch

Discover how Danish startup SenArch is advancing IoT connectivity through CWA's Testbed Program. Learn about their solar-powered LoRaWAN gateway, the benefits of real-world testing, and how international collaborations are driving water technology forward.

Ohio-Based Innovator CLEANR Achieves Major Milestone in Microplastic Filtration

The Shaw Institute has validated that CLEANR’s washing machine filtration technology is over 90% efficient in removing the #1 source of microplastics entering the environment. Cleveland Water Alliance is proud to support CLEANR’s journey by connecting them with key partners in our network, helping to advance their innovative solution.

CWA Seeks Proposals for H2Ohio TAP Project on Reducing Nutrient Pollution

Cleveland Water Alliance is seeking an additional partner to provide data analysis and interpretation support for an H2Ohio Technology Assessment Program project focused on reducing nutrient pollution from agricultural runoff.

This family business is tackling one of the most dangerous water pollutants — and their breakthrough could change everything

Filtering out harmful substances from drinking water before it reaches our taps is a huge industry. One multi-generational family in Oberlin, Ohio, has a way to make it better.

CES 2025 Recap

Cleveland Water Alliance attended CES 2025 to explore the latest innovative technologies from around the world, strengthen key partnerships, and celebrate one of our innovators.

CWA Announces Inaugural Tech Showcase, Attracting Innovators and Industry Leaders

Cleveland Water Alliance (CWA) is thrilled to announce its inaugural Tech Showcase, an event designed to convene hundreds of innovators, industry leaders, stakeholders, researchers, and investors to explore the latest advancements in water technology. The showcase will take place on March 25-26, 2025, at Huntington Convention Center in Cleveland, Ohio, and is set to be a dynamic event for highlighting transformative technologies and fostering new collaborations.

Oberlin startup develops way to take 'forever chemicals’ out of drinking water

Cleveland Water Alliance supported CoreWater, a startup addressing PFAS contamination with their groundbreaking Core+ technology, which enhances granular activated carbon (GAC) to capture and isolate these "forever chemicals" for safe destruction. Through strategic connections with industry partners and opportunities, CWA helped CoreWater secure $1.3M in investment and advance their technology.

Bryan Stubbs Named to Crain's Power 150 2024

Cleveland Water Alliance's Executive Director Bryan Stubbs has been named to Crain’s Power 150 for 2024! This annual list highlights the most influential leaders driving progress in Northeast Ohio. Bryan’s dedication to advancing water technology and driving economic growth in the region reflects his exceptional vision and commitment.

ROADMAP Summit 2024 Recap

Cleveland Water Alliance attended the inaugural ROADMAP Summit, showcasing our testbed and demonstrating how we’re driving economic growth through innovative water technologies.

Lake Erie Volunteer Science Network: Building Trust in Citizen Science Programs

Max Herzog discusses the Lake Erie Volunteer Science Network in an article exploring how citizen science programs are building credible, regional datasets to monitor water quality across the Lake Erie Basin.

U.S. Secretary of Commerce Appoints New Advisors to the Environmental Technologies Trade Advisory Committee

Max Herzog has been reappointed to the Environmental Technologies Trade Advisory Committee (ETTAC) by the U.S. Secretary of Commerce, marking his second term. The appointees will serve a two-year term, advocating for the interests of American businesses and workers while promoting the expansion of U.S. environmental technology exports.

Gener8tor Awarded $13.4M to Launch Great Lakes Innovation Accelerator

Cleveland Water Alliance will serve as a key partner in the Great Lakes Innovation Accelerator, leveraging its expertise in water technology and innovation to connect startups with testing facilities, industry networks, and resources across the Great Lakes region.

Cleveland Water Alliance Partners on $500K DOE Grant to Advance Marine Energy Innovation in Lake Erie

Cleveland Water Alliance is a partner on a $500k U.S. Department of Energy-funded project to advance marine energy innovation in Lake Erie. Through our Water Accelerator Testbeds, we’re supporting student-led research, pilot deployments, and workforce development for the future of water technology.

Addressing Critical Infrastructure Needs With Our Data as a Service Model

Cleveland Water Alliance’s Data-as-a-Service (DaaS) model provides real-time water data to support utilities and stakeholders. Discover how this initiative drives accessible, data-driven solutions to help water managers protect drinking water systems amid changing conditions.

10 Years of Progress: Bryan Stubbs’ Journey with Cleveland Water Alliance

Bryan Stubbs reflects on ten years of impactful leadership at Cleveland Water Alliance, highlighting the importance of collaboration and his vision to position Cleveland as a hub for water technology innovation.

A Collaborative Approach to Water Quality Monitoring: Lake Erie Volunteer Science Network

Lake Erie Volunteer Science Network unites local communities in water quality monitoring, providing the tools and training needed to build a sustainable future for Lake Erie.

WEFTEC 2024 Recap

At WEFTEC 2024, Cleveland Water Alliance participated in several impactful sessions and continued to build key partnerships to advance water technology. Bryan Stubbs highlights the event’s valuable insights and the promising connections that will enhance our efforts to drive progress in the water sector.

Creating a Connected Testbed Network for Water Innovation

Bryan Stubbs highlights how Cleveland Water Alliance's testbed assets are transforming water technology innovation. By providing crucial testing opportunities for innovators, CWA is not only accelerating product development but also contributing to the Great Lakes ReNEW initiative, which aims to create a connected testbed network that fosters collaboration and drives scalable solutions in water technology.

Making Waves: The Impact of State and Federal Funding on CWA’s Success

Cleveland Water Alliance (CWA) envisioned creating infrastructure throughout the Lake Erie watershed that enables real-time monitoring and testing of cutting-edge water technologies. With the support from the State of Ohio, Cuyahoga County, and federal funding through programs like the U.S. Economic Development Administration (EDA), this vision has become a reality.

Cleveland Water Alliance Showcases Advancements in Lead Pipe Detection Technology

Cleveland Water Alliance hosted an event to address the urgent need for lead service line detection and removal. Experts and innovators gathered to present cutting-edge technologies, with a focus on the importance of collaboration and real-world testing.

European Water Tech Week 2024 Recap

European Water Tech Week highlighted the importance of international partnerships in advancing global water solutions. Bryan Stubbs reflects on his trip, where engaging discussions and cutting-edge technologies revealed exciting opportunities to address water challenges.

Erie Hack: Paving the Way for Water Technology Innovation

Erie Hack was a competition launched by Cleveland Water Alliance to help tackle Lake Erie's water challenges through innovation and collaboration. Erie Hack's legacy has laid the foundation for our current initiatives, including the Smart Lake Erie Watershed and Open Innovation Challenge, which continue to drive progress in water technology.

New Video: "CWA Facilitates U.S. Market Entry for International Innovators"

NEW VIDEO: Leonard Kieseler, Bryan Stubbs, Ebie Holst, and Dorothy Baunach discuss how CWA helps international water technology innovators break into the U.S. market.

Cleveland Water Alliance Discusses the Comeback of the Cuyahoga River

CWA's Director of Communications and Engagement, Samantha Martin, shares insights on the ongoing revitalization of the Cuyahoga River in this NPR article, discussing its remarkable transformation and future potential.

10 Years of Making Waves in the Water Economy

Cleveland Water Alliance has spent the past decade transforming the Great Lakes region into a global hub for freshwater innovation. Under the leadership of Executive Director Bryan Stubbs, CWA has established Lake Erie as the world's largest digitally connected freshwater body, invested over $10 million in cutting-edge infrastructure, and collaborated with industry leaders from across the globe.

Expanding Innovation: CWA Launches New Testbed Buoy

Our newest testbed buoy is now live in Lake Erie’s western basin near Toledo, creating even more opportunities for innovators to test water tech in real-world conditions. Dive into our blog to learn more about this game-changing addition!

Cleveland Water Alliance Demonstrates New Technology That Will Allow Detection of Lead Pipes Without Digging

Cleveland Water Alliance (CWA) held an event at the Lead Service Line Research Facility, owned and operated by public utility, Cleveland Water. Attendees had the opportunity to explore and witness demonstrations of cutting-edge technologies designed to identify lead service lines without the need for excavation. Three innovators showcased their solutions, leveraging acoustic, electromagnetic, and AI technologies.

Data Deep Dive: How Significant Rainfall Impacts Watershed Management with Cleveland Metroparks

Rainfall is necessary to water plants and crops, keep ecosystems balanced, and replenish our water sources. While significant rainfall can be a good thing for the region, it has a variety of consequences for our environment. For example, abundant rain causes runoff, pushing contaminates into water streams. In this Data Deep Dive, we take a look at how CWA’s water sensor data provides intelligent insights that empower our partner, Cleveland Metroparks, with the ability to monitor watershed water quality and park conditions and take action to manage the parks when stormwater overflow events occur during heavy rainfall.

Cleveland Water Alliance Partners in Effort to Address Microplastic Pollution in the Great Lakes

In partnership with Wayne State University, Cleveland Water Alliance is part of a multi-organization effort funded by the Great Lakes Protection Fund to reduce microplastics in the Great Lakes. This project includes collaboration with two existing members of CWA's Lake Erie Volunteer Science Network (LEVSN). This project will help develop a tool that will test for microplastics and assess various risk factors associated with microplastics. CWA contributes to this effort by providing our testbed perspective and market intelligence to help evaluate how these methods can best align with market needs and be effectively integrated into broader water monitoring systems. We will also help support testing this tool in real-world environments with our partners in the LEVSN program.

CWA Innovator Spotlight: India Johnson of UA Vistas

India Johnson is testing her cutting-edge drone technology solutions in Cleveland Water Alliance’s Water Accelerator Testbeds. Her work is advancing environmental monitoring for Lake Erie and demonstrating the impact of our innovator ecosystem.

Ebie Holst Presents at CSU's CIPPO Event on the Future of Manufacturing

CIPPO Conference Dives Into Next Decade of Advanced Manufacturing: Ebie Holst presents on Innovation

New Video: Growing the Water Economy through Powerful Partnerships

CWA is growing the water economy workforce through active collaboration with our partners. From corporate expansion and manufacturing to high school maritime and tech education programs, our partners are creating new jobs and utilizing a workforce trained in water technology fields.

Data Deep Dive: Unraveling the August Tornadoes’ Impact on Lake Erie

The data collected by smart buoys during August's multi-tornado weather event demonstrates CWA's ability to gain real-time insights into ever-changing environmental dynamics.

Empowering Communities through Participatory Science: The Lake Erie Volunteer Science Network in Action

In the heart of the Maumee Watershed, a remarkable transformation is taking place. Through LEVSN, residents from all walks of life come together, united by a shared passion for protecting and understanding their local waterways.

New Video: Smart Lake Erie Watershed: The World's Largest Digitally Connected Freshwater Body

WATCH NOW: Smart Lake Erie Watershed: The World's Largest Digitally Connected Freshwater Body

Responding To Urgent PFAS Contamination Crisis with Market-Driven Solutions

Cleveland Water Alliance is at the forefront of identifying and accelerating technology to detect and remediate emerging contaminants.

Avon Lake to serve as pilot area for cutting-edge water treatment process

Lake Erie will soon become home to the first water treatment process of its kind in the United States. Through a partnership with CWA and the South Korean technology company Techwin, Avon Lake Regional Water was chosen as a testing ground for the groundbreaking treatment system.

Buoys that text? Check out this project to make Lake Erie the largest digitally connected freshwater body in the world

Ohio Tech News covers CWA's Smart Lake Erie Watershed and how to access smart buoy data.

Personal View: Active collaboration drives investment in Northeast Ohio

As the board chair of Team NEO and Property Casualty COO of Hylant, I’m seeing firsthand how harnessing the full potential of regional collaboration can catalyze transformative economic growth and prosperity.

Mission Possible: New, safer water treatment process coming to Avon Lake

The work of Cleveland Water Alliance led to a multi-million investment into Avon Lake Regional Water that benefits workers and rate payers.

Singapore International Water Week Recap

Singapore International Water Week demonstrated the power of innovation and collaboration in addressing global water challenges. Bryan Stubbs shares insights and highlights of his trip to this worthwhile international convention.

Water sanitation system, new to North America, to be tested in Avon Lake

Through a partnership with South Korean company TechWin, Munro said the water department will test a system to produce up to two-thirds of its needed supply of the chemical completely in-house.

Avon Lake involved in multi-million dollar clean water project

Cleveland 19 News interviews Avon Lake Regional Water about their new collaboration with South Korean innovators to create necessary disinfectants onsite.

CWA Announces Debut of Korean Water Tech in $6M Pilot Project at Avon Lake Regional Water

Text a Lake Erie buoy to get wind, water info

The Cleveland Water Alliance has deployed 13 smart buoys along Ohio’s Lake Erie coast, including one in the Toledo area and others as far east as Ashtabula, and Ohioans who are curious may text each of them to get real time information.