Texas Desal Association

Enhancing Water Supplies for Now and the Future...

Enhancing Texas’ Water Supplies

Desalination offers a viable, drought-proof solution to water needs in the Lone Star State.

Nearly 100 inland desalination facilities across Texas produce 138 million gallons of water per day from the 2.7 billion acre-feet of brackish water in our aquifers. Seawater desal is coming soon to Texas along the Gulf Coast—stay tuned. These untapped, dependable waters can free up existing fresh water supplies for other uses and for in-stream flows — starting now and into the future.

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DESAL FAQs

What is desalination? Who’s doing it? Are we drinking seawater? Learn more about desalination technology and how it’s being used here in Texas and around the world.

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MEMBER BENEFITS

TexasDesal offers its members networking and educational opportunities, and a greater role in state policy and rulemaking. Join us as we lead the way for new water sources in Texas.

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DROUGHT STATUS

Access to the Texas Drought Map.

2019 Conference

Time to Book Sponsor/Exhibitor Space for Texas Desal 2019 The annual conference brings together a diverse group of municipalities, water suppliers, engineers, regulators and legislators with industry professionals to discuss how to implement desal in Texas. September 4-6, 2019 Sonesta Bee Cave, Austin, TX Registration is now open! Texas Desal 2019 Annual Conference will focus on … Learn More

About Us

MISSION The mission of the Texas Desalination Association (TexasDesal) is to encourage better use of Texas' water resources through the development of brackish, marine and other saline waters. TexasDesal does this through advocacy and education of state and local decision makers, the public, industry leaders and other stakeholders. Our goal is to unlock key water resources to benefit Texas’ … Learn More

Advocacy

Advocacy for a drought-proof water supply. Texas Desalination Association was formed as an advocacy group in order to address changes in desalination policy and permitting required to assure the option of a drought-proof water supply. Before 1990, not much was known about brackish and marine waters, so development opportunities for the public good were limited. After the 2011 drought, … Learn More

Contact Us

Texas Desalination Association (TXD)
Headquarters in Austin, TX

Mailing Address:
2409 SE Dixie Hwy
Stuart, FL 34996
(512) 322-0404
Alt. Ph: (772) 320-9257

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Membership in TexasDesal puts you on the front row for water policy initiatives, actions with elected officials and government agencies, and the latest desal industry developments in Texas.

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