Source: Ekopak, https://ekopak.be, 03/08/22 The frozen vegetable company Westfro NV in Staden, Belgium needs about 3 million litres of drinking water a day at peak times for food processing. This is the equivalent of an Olympic-sized swimming pool. In collaboration with Ekopak, a new water reuse process ( WaaS installation (water-as-a-service)) has been installed on…
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The growing world population leads to an increasing demand for food and water. Moreover, the depletion of resources and the consequences of climate change require industries to reduce their water footprint by using water more efficiently through innovative technologies. From 2019 – 2021 Dow Benelux BV, Evides Industriewater and new Water Reuse Europe member…
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The initiative aims to develop wastewater reuse at all compatible sewage treatment plants operated by Veolia by installing compact wastewater recycling units. This pioneering circular economy approach will help to scale-up wastewater reuse technology in France. With around 100 plants targeted, the initiative could save around 3 million cubic meters of drinking water, equivalent…
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Many thanks to Cranfield University for renewing their membership to Water Reuse Europe. We look forward to working with you for another year! Cranfield University is a British postgraduate and research-based public university specialising in science, engineering, technology and management. The Cranfield Water Science Institute is recognised internationally for its work in science, engineering and management…
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We are delighted to welcome HZ University of Applied Sciences as a new member of Water Reuse Europe. HZ University of Applied Sciences (HZ) is a Dutch university, located in Vlissingen and Middelburg, in the South-western Delta of the Netherlands. It is nationally acclaimed for its high quality programmes, modern facilities and international atmosphere. With…
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We are delighted to welcome Muharraq Wastewater Services Co. (Kingdom of Bahrain) as an associate member of Water Reuse Europe. Originally owned by Samsung Engineering and United Utilities, Muharraq Wastewater Services is now owned solely by Samsung Engineering. The Muharraq Sewerage Scheme comprises: 5 Km short connecting sewers connected to the government sewerage network…
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If you wish to register for our webinar on Governance Models for Water Reuse in Europe that will take place on the 05 July 2022 – 11:00 – 12:45 CEST, please fill out the registration form below. EVENT REGISTRATION PAYMENT OPTIONS Registration to the event is free for members of Water Reuse Europe,…
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Find out more about the speakers at our webinar on on Governance Models for Water Reuse in Europe | 5 July 2022 Miquel Rovira Boixaderas Sustainability Area Director and Member of the Steering Committee| Eurecat, Spain. Water Reuse in Tarragona, Spain. Miquel Rovira is Director of Sustainability at Eurecat (Technological Centre of Catalonia), Spain.…
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Many thanks to De Watergroep for renewing their membership to Water Reuse Europe. De Watergroep is the largest drinking water company in Flanders (Belgium) offering a range of water solutions, products and service across the entire water chain. We look forward to working with you for another year!
Many thanks to KWR for renewing their membership to Water Reuse Europe. KWR is the Dutch research institute bridging science to practice through its applied scientific research across the water cycle. We look forward to working with you for another year!
