In this episode of Innovation Flow, host Blair Corning taps into the story behind Project Green 2025 with Innovation Brewer Justin Fisher of Breckenridge Brewery, which was crafted with 100% purified water from the Colorado School of Mines’ Direct Potable Reuse trailer while hosted at SPR’s Pilot and Research Center.

Timed with World Environment Day on June 5, 2025, Project Green 2025 is part of a larger celebration including a river clean-up with Protect Our Rivers and a sustainability event at Breckenridge Brewery’s Farm House in Littleton, CO. Proceeds support ongoing river conservation efforts through Protect Our Rivers.

Tune in as Justin shares the science and strategy behind brewing with recycled water, why Helles Lager was the perfect pick, and how sustainability flows through every step of the process at Breckenridge Brewery.

Read more about Project Green 2025.

Learn more about the Direct Potable Reuse trailer in Episode 5 Pure Potential: Colorado's Path to Sustainable Water featuring Tzahi Cath of Colorado School of Mines.

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Pure Potential: Colorado’s Path to Sustainable Water explores the challenges, research, and social acceptance surrounding potable reuse through the lens of a first-of-its-kind direct potable reuse (DPR) pilot trailer.

Blair Corning is joined by Dr. Tzahi Cath with the Colorado School of Mines to break down the science behind carbon-based advanced treatment (CBAT) and reverse osmosis (RO), creating a “testbed” for innovations in programming and technologies, and more in the DPR mobile demonstration trailer. Join us as we uncover the innovations driving water reuse and conservation across Colorado.

Interested in learning more about the DPR trailer? Check out this Denver7 article.

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In this episode of Innovation Flow, we are introduced to a trailblazing new tool that could help utility managers throughout the industry. Host Blair Corning interviews Pieter Van Ry, Director of South Platte Renew, and Ben Stanford, Associate Vice President at Hazen and Sawyer, to discuss the Utility Diagnostic Tool (UDT) development and the benefits it can have on utility leaders and organizations.

They talk about how an idea that originated on the back of a napkin has become a transformative tool for the industry, explaining how this easily implemented framework helps managers determine where their focus is most needed within their organization, giving them an understanding of the value of being able to determine where professional growth can be developed to fill gaps within rapidly changing organizations.

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