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Climate change puts pressure on the availability of our current drinking water sources. Unlocking new and sustainable drinkable water sources for households and industry is fundamental for climate resilience. NEW WATER addresses this challenge. Partners in Belgium, The Netherlands, France and Germany are joining forces to unlock 3 alternative sources: wastewater, rainwater and polluted surface water.
The NEW WATER consortium will deploy both centralized and decentralized pilot installations. These will generate valuable insights into technological, regulatory, and communication aspects (social acceptance), as well as financial and organizational considerations related to viable business cases.
Join us at the NEW WATER Launch Event soon
May 5 IFAT Munich
How can Europe secure climate-proof drinking water for the decades ahead?
Discover how NEW WATER is unlocking new drinking water sources from wastewater, rainwater and polluted surface water.
Join us at IFAT worldwide in Munich for the NEW WATER Launch Event and position yourself at the forefront of water resilience.
🌍 Meet partners from Belgium, the Netherlands, France and Germany making water reuse happen;
🔬 Discover tomorrow’s drinking water solutions. Get a first look at 7 planned pilot projects across North-West Europe. Partners will present how these pilots will be implemented in real settings both decentralised systems and large-scale centralised production;
🤝 Connect with water utilities, innovators and policymakers