In-Person at The Alliance Center (1536 Wynkoop Street, Denver, CO 80202)

Webinar: Turning Waste into Resource

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In 2023, Colorado’s legislature set up a new Colorado Produced Water Consortium through House Bill 1242. The bill required the Energy and Carbon Management Commission (ECMC) to create rules in order to reduce freshwater use and increase the use of recycled produced water in oil and gas operations. Those rules are now expected to be adopted in early 2025.

Join us on February 11 at noon for a webinar on produced water where we’ll start with some basics about water in the oil and gas industry. We’ll learn about those new rules, hear about the Colorado Produced Water Consortium, and explore opportunities and challenges from the industry and environmental perspectives.

With speakers:
Hope Dalton, Director, Colorado Produced Water Consortium
John Messner, Commissioner, Energy and Carbon Management Commission
Grant Tupper, Director of Operations and Business Development, Select Water Solutions
Josh Kuhn, Senior Water Campaign Manager, Conservation Colorado

Getting to The Alliance Center

The Alliance Center is conveniently located a few minutes’ walk from Union Station. Taking public transportation is the most convenient way to access The Alliance Center building. See the last page of this document for light rail routes to and from Union Station. For more information about routes and planning your trip, check out RTD’s trip planner at rtd-denver.com!

There is a parking lot on-site, where spots can be paid for by the hour. If you are interested in parking in our adjacent lot, please note that only spots with a green “Pay by Phone” tag are available for public parking. There are two accessible parking spots in this lot with additional room for vehicle accommodations.

To access our parking lot, enter through the alley between Wynkoop and Wazee streets off of 15th. Enter the building through the front door facing Wynkoop Street.

Building Accessibility

Our front door is accessible via a ramp. These doors can be button-operated and open double-wide to accommodate mobility devices.

Elevators are key-card operated and available for use upon request. Staff at the front desk are willing and able to let folks use the elevators as needed.

Event space doors open to a 90-degree angle, but can be made double-wide if needed.

Bathrooms

On the main floor of The Alliance Center building, there are four restrooms. Closest to the event space, there are men’s and women’s bathrooms. Around the corner, there are two gender-neutral restrooms, one of which is ADA-compliant. On the other floors of the building, restrooms are only men’s and women’s. This can be changed upon request – we are happy to provide a gender-neutral bathroom sign for any bathroom on any floor with an event.