Cadiz Signs MOU with U.S. Bureau of Reclamation for Colorado River Water Augmentation Study

CADIZ INC

Cadiz, Fenner Valley Water Authority, and Fenner Gap Mutual Water Company entered into MOU with U.S. Bureau of Reclamation on Sept 25, 2025.
MOU aims to study using Mojave Groundwater Bank to augment Colorado River water supplies via exchange or delivery to Lake Mead.
Collaboration will share data, tools, and research on aquifer storage and non-tributary conserved water for Lower Colorado River Basin.
MOU is non-binding, five-year term with auto-renewal, and parties will finalize scope and cost-sharing agreement.
Project addresses drought conditions and declining reservoir levels in Southern California and Lower Colorado River Basin.

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