Officials from Lake Elsinore and representatives from a water treatment company that deployed a system earlier this year to eliminate algae and other impurities in the 3,300-acre water body will hold a “Global Water Summit” a week from Tuesday to highlight progress in the transformation process .

The city’s partnership with Hawthorne-based Moleaer Inc. was announced just before Christmas, and within a couple of months, the company deployed its Nanobubble Generators system to begin cleansing the water, in what Lake Elsinore Mayor Steve Manos knows at the time as a major move toward “progressive and sustainable change.”

“The Global Water Summit on Sept. 10 will feature presentations, discussions and interactive sessions that highlight a `One Water’ approach to water treatment and the transformative impact of nanobubble technology on various treatment points, including large water bodies like Lake Elsinore,” according to a municipal statement. “Attendees will have the opportunity to explore the potential of this cutting-edge technology in addressing global water challenges and ensuring a sustainable future for communities worldwide.”