Cadiz, Inc.

Name: Cadiz, Inc.
Address: Los Angeles, CA, US
Telephone: +1 213-271-1600

Cadiz, Inc. We recognize that the human right to water is not reality for everyone, and we are dedicated to fostering a future where it is.

is a water solutions provider dedicated to delivering clean, reliable, and affordable water for people through a holistic set of water supply, storage, conveyance and treatment solutions. Cadiz is a water solutions provider dedicated to delivering clean, reliable, and affordable water for people through a holistic set of water supply, storage, conveyance and treatment solutions. Our focus is on im

proving human access to clean water through partnerships that leverage our unique combination of land, water, infrastructure and technology assets, cutting-edge innovation, and industry-leading standards for environmental stewardship. We believe that through innovative solutions and cooperation we can achieve water equity and create a world where water resources are efficiently and sustainably managed for generations to come.

08/06/2026

California’s water infrastructure has served the state for generations.

As water management challenges evolve, so does the conversation about modernizing the systems that capture, move, and store water.

Planning ahead means investing in solutions that help communities become more resilient—today and into the future.

Every drop counts. So does the infrastructure behind it.

07/30/2026

We’re excited to welcome Jacinto J. Hernandez (Jase) as our next Executive Vice President of Finance and Chief Financial Officer.

With decades of experience in capital markets, infrastructure and long-term value creation, Jase joins Cadiz as we continue advancing the Mojave Groundwater Bank and other innovative water solutions for the Southwest.

We’re also celebrating Stanley E. Speer, who will retire after 17 years of dedicated leadership. His contributions have helped position Cadiz for its next phase of growth, and we’re grateful he’ll continue supporting the transition through the end of the year.

Please join us in welcoming Jase and thanking Stan for his many years of service. 👏✨

07/23/2026

A cleaner energy future is taking shape at the Cadiz Ranch. ☀️

After transitioning away from diesel last year, we’re taking the next step with RIC ENERGY: advancing on-site solar generation and partnering in making green hydrogen a future fuel source.

Together, these efforts are intended to support our agricultural operations, the Mojave Groundwater Bank and other regional water projects with reliable, lower-carbon energy.

Learn more at the link in our bio or visit cadizinc.com

07/18/2026

Water doesn’t always arrive the way it used to.

As California’s precipitation patterns evolve, water managers are looking at new ways to capture and store water when it’s available.

That’s why long-term planning and a mix of storage solutions is such an important part of California’s water future. Building resilience starts with planning ahead.

07/16/2026

Thank you to Pipeline & Gas Journal for covering the Bureau of Land Management’s approval of the right-of-way for our Northern Pipeline.

This milestone allows Cadiz to repurpose an existing natural gas pipeline into a water conveyance system which will serve communities in California’s High Desert and Inland Empire.

After years of planning and environmental review, the project is approved to construct pump stations and related facilities necessary to move water in this important corridor.

07/10/2026

It’s official: federal approval is in and we’re pleased to announce that, BLM has approved the Right-of-Way to convert the Cadiz Northern Pipeline from natural gas to water conveyance — clearing the way to start construction.

The 220-mile pipeline will carry water from the Mojave Groundwater Bank, one of the largest new water supply projects in the Colorado River Basin, to communities across San Bernardino County, the high desert & the Inland Empire — delivering up to 25,000 acre-feet of new water supply a year. It’s expected to provide one of the most affordable sources of water in the Southwest. As our Chair & CEO Susan Kennedy put it:

“We are excited to achieve this pivotal milestone.. after many years of planning and environmental review, the project is now ready to begin the construction stage”

Visit our website - link in bio for the full announcement.

07/06/2026

California has always depended on water storage.

For generations, Sierra snowpack acted as a natural reservoir. Because of climate change, there is now less snowpack and more runoff. Today, water leaders are discussing how additional storage can help California capture water when it’s available and prepare for future needs.

Underground storage projects like the Mojave Groundwater Bank are one tool that can help strengthen long-term water reliability.

More conversations. More planning. More resilient infrastructure.

07/04/2026

From all of us at Cadiz — Happy 4th of July! 🇺🇸 Wishing everyone a safe and joyful Independence Day with family, friends, and community.

07/03/2026

As Colorado River supplies become increasingly constrained, water managers across the Southwest are pursuing a broader portfolio of solutions to strengthen long-term water reliability.

This week, Cadiz and the Central Arizona Irrigation and Drainage District (CAIDD) announced a Memorandum of Understanding for up to 10,000 acre-feet per year of new supplemental water supply from the Mojave Groundwater Bank through an interstate exchange.

The agreement—the first between the Mojave Groundwater Bank and an Arizona water district—creates a pathway to provide new, needed water supplies to central Arizona while reducing demand on the River and builds on our ongoing work with the U.S. Bureau of Reclamation to evaluate interstate exchange mechanisms that can integrate new, non-Colorado River water supplies into regional water management.

Read the full announcement through the link in our bio. 🔗

06/30/2026

Lake Powell has reached its lowest summer level on record, underscoring the challenges facing the Colorado River Basin after another exceptionally dry winter.

“If the water levels fall below that (minimum power pool), the Glen Canyon Dam would stop generating electric electricity.”

As water conditions continue to evolve, long-term planning, infrastructure investment, and collaboration will be essential to strengthening water reliability for the communities that depend on it.

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Los Angeles, CA

Telephone

+1 213-271-1600

Website

https://www.cadizinc.com/

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