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MINDING & MINING THE FUTURE OF WATER Join an international enterprise group that elevates local business ingenuity to the next level by pursuing new challenges.
Balancing the water demands of urban infrastructure with a thriving agricultural community, as well as upcoming unconventional energy exploration, will demand innovation in water trading, filtration, use and conservation.
The goal of the Colorado Water Innovation Cluster is to serve as a catalyst and focus on innovative and entrepreneurial ways to grow the water resource and technology sector of our economy through actionable initiatives and showcase projects.
With so much talent and expertise in the region, the Cluster is excited about rolling up their sleeves and seeking out initiatives that highlight our region’s capabilities, create jobs and make important contributions to the field.
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In 2000, about 195,000 million gallons of water each day (Mgal/d) were used to produce electricity (excluding hydroelectric power), whereas withdrawals for irrigation were an estimated 137,000 million gallons per day (Mgal/d).
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