Wells Fargo Water Week 2026

During the week of October 5th, Wells Fargo explores the water challenges and solutions shaping business, infrastructure, finance, and community resilience.

 Man in a kayak on a lake running his hand through the water with the sunset in the background

Water is a vital resource essential to human survival, community well-being, and economic stability. It supports many aspects of modern life, including households, businesses, agriculture, energy production, technology, and public health. But across the U.S. and around the world, water challenges are becoming more complex — from scarcity and drought to flooding, aging infrastructure, and rising demand. Addressing these challenges requires innovative solutions, emerging technologies, and financing approaches that build long-term water security.

Now in its second year, Wells Fargo Water Week, held October 5-9, explores the critical issues affecting Wells Fargo’s clients, communities, and operations. The program demonstrates how collaboration, innovation, and finance can help address water challenges that are increasingly shaping business performance, economic resilience, and quality of life.

Get more insights from the Wells Fargo Institute for Sustainable Finance:

As water challenges grow, Water Week helps to build awareness and engage key stakeholders in meaningful discussions about the future of water and finance through events, original content, and activities designed to inspire solutions that can strengthen resilience. Questions? Email sustainability@wellsfargo.com.