When the Western Carolina Regional Sewer Authority adopted a new name in 2008, the result reflected a focus that had been a high priority for the district, which serves all of South Carolina’s Greenville County and parts of four other counties.As Renewable Water Resources — ReWa — the utility focused on its involvement in environmentally sensitive projects. Leaders wanted to make sure the 400,000 residential and business customers recognized that besides wastewater treatment, ReWa is involved in renewable energy (methane capture), water reuse and biosolids recycling.ReWa also wanted to remind people that it was one of the first organizations to
