
Membership Renewal
Many thanks to Aguas do Tejo Atlantico for renewing their membership to Water Reuse Europe. We look forward to working with you for another year!
Many thanks to Aguas do Tejo Atlantico for renewing their membership to Water Reuse Europe. We look forward to working with you for another year!
On the 5th February 2021, Aquabio organised for the students from the Cranfield University Water and Wastewater Engineering Master’s degree a virtual tour of their award-winning water reuse scheme at the food processing Bakkavor’s Cucina Sano site in Boston, Lincolnshire. The Cucina Sano facility produces Italian ready meals and accompaniments for Marks and Spencer…
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LIFE WAT’SAVEREUSE, European project to highlight the benefits of saving and reusing water WAT’SAVEREUSE is an international and inter-regional project funded by the EU program LIFE, led by the Pyrenees-Mediterranean Euroregion (EPM). The project gathers EUR 1.5 million European funds and represents the first LIFE communication project of the entity. This project, to be…
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We are delighted to welcome Aquafin as a new member of Water Reuse Europe. Covering 85% of Flemish households, Aquafin (Belgium) treats the wastewater of 5 million people in order to secure clean watercourses for generations to come. With a good overview of changing urban and rural needs, Aquafin actively manages a network of…
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Many thanks to IWVA for renewing their membership to Water Reuse Europe. We look forward to working with you for another year!
Catalonia is leading a European project (LIFE WAT’SAVEREUSE) aimed at promoting the reduction of water consumption in hotels and short-stay establishments, led by WRE member Eurecat. The Catalan Water Agency (ACA), the Catalan Water Partnership (CWP) and Eurecat are partners of the LIFE WAT’SAVEREUSE project. This scheme intends to reduce the consumption of water in…
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Many thanks to Vito for renewing their membership to Water Reuse Europe. We look forward to working with you for another year!
On the 4th of December 2020, the project iWAYS was officially launched. iWAYS, funded under the EU H2020 programme, brings together 19 partners. The project will develop a set of technologies to increase water efficiency through three main solutions: exhaust condensation, water treatment and waste valorisation. Other than water, it also focusses on energy…
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Many thanks to FHNW for renewing their membership to Water Reuse Europe. We look forward to working with you for another year!