
2027 AWH SUMMIT
February 3 - 4, 2027 | Luxor Hotel | Las Vegas, Nevada
Registration
Mark your calendar and register today for the 2027 AWH Summit! Connect with the global atmospheric water harvesting community for two days of programming and collaboration.
The 2027 AWH Summit brings together researchers, students, entrepreneurs, industry leaders, utilities, government organizations, and other water-sector professionals to exchange ideas, explore emerging technologies, discuss ways to scale the technology and build connections across the AWH ecosystem.
AWH Summit Registration Includes:
Summit Programming
Access to keynote presentations, technical sessions, panels, breakout discussions, research presentations, and the poster presentation showcase.
Meals & Refreshments
Breakfast and lunch on Day 1 and Day 2, as well as snacks, coffee, and refreshments throughout the Summit, including a dinner reception on Day 1.
Cross-Sector Networking
Dedicated opportunities to connect with researchers, startups, industry, government, nonprofits, and other members of the community.
Research & Technology Showcase
Discover new AWH research, up and coming or refined technologies and applications, and connect directly with the people advancing them.
REGISTRATION OPTIONS
Make the most of your time in Las Vegas! The 2027 AWH Summit will be held before the Carbon Dioxide Removal (CDR) and Management Summit. Attend either event individually or save approximately 15% when you register for both.
AWH Summit
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February 3-4
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Two-day event
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Furthering AWH through research, technology, application and collaboration
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Both Events - Best Value
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February 3-5
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Three days, two events
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Experience both events and connect across two complementary water and climate innovation communities.
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CDR Management Summit
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February 4-5
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Two-day event
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From Research to Deployment: Advancing the Carbon Dioxide Removal Industry
DETAILS COMING SOON
*The AWH Summit and Carbon Dioxide Removal and Management Summit are separate, co-located events with individual programming and registration. Attendees may register for either event individually or purchase a combined registration to attend both.
REGISTER FOR THE AWH SUMMIT
Members of the International Atmopsheric Water Harvesting Association (IAWHA) receive discounted registration rates. Register early for the lowest available rate. Early Bird registration ends on December 1, 2026.
CATEGORY
EARLY BIRD
(available until Dec. 1)
$100 Member
$175 Nonmember
Student / Postdoc
Academic / Government / NGO
Start-up*
Industry / Corporate*
LATE
(starts Dec. 2)
$200 Member
$275 Nonmember
$200 Member
$325 Nonmember
$400 Member
$525 Nonmember
$400 Member
$525 Nonmember
$600 Member
$725 Nonmember
$600 Member
$725 Nonmember
$800 Member
$925 Nonmember
*Start-up: Early-stage companies developing, validating, or commercializing emerging technologies, products, or services.
*Industry / Corporate: Established companies and commercial organizations, including corporations, engineering/consulting firms, and investors.
REGISTER FOR BOTH EVENTS
If you are looking to expand your network and learn more about how advances in carbon dioxide removal and management can strengthen your AWH work, we encourage you to attend both events. Early Bird registration ends on December 1, 2026.
CATEGORY
EARLY BIRD
(available until Dec. 1)
$200 Member
$275 Nonmember
Student / Postdoc
Academic / Government / NGO
Start-up
Industry / Corporate
LATE
(starts Dec. 2)
$300 Member
$375 Nonmember
$425 Member
$525 Nonmember
$675 Member
$775 Nonmember
$675 Member
$800 Nonmember
$950 Member
$1,050Nonmember
$1,000 Member
$1,125 Nonmember
$1,275 Member
$1,375 Nonmember
Looking to attend only the Carbon Dioxide Removal and Management Summit? Standalone registration and additional event details will be available through the CDR Summit website. Check back soon for a link.
SAVE WITH IAWHA MEMBERSHIP
Members receive discounted AWH Summit and combined-event registration. Not yet a member? Join before registering to access member pricing.
Questions? Reach out to Gabe Rice (gabe.rice@asu.edu) and
Jocelyne Moore (jocelyne.moore@asu.edu).
