Today’s water challenges call for cooperation and the exchange of knowledge and expertise. The Dutch water sector invites you ...
The Room for the River programme was initiated by the Dutch Government to increase the safety in the Dutch delta. At more than 30 locations in the Netherlands measures were taken to literally give the ...
SolarDuck and its Japanese partners have launched Japan’s first offshore floating solar photovoltaic power plant on the sea surface in the Tokyo Bay. The floating plant has a capacity of 80-100 kW, ...
The City of Annapolis will use Tubebarrier, a flexible temporary flood defence barrier developed in the Netherlands, to protect the city and its residents from flooding and water damage. The United ...
A Dutch-Spanish consortium receives EUR 3,000,000 to scale up rainwater reuse in European cities. The project is funded by the EU funding instrument for the environment and climate action, LIFE. Two ...
Every minute, more than a truckload of plastic enters the ocean. Most of it is carried by rivers. In 2017, a group of Dutch and German innovators set out to intercept plastic upstream with The Great ...
Together with Maasai communities, Justdiggit dug 78,400 semi-circular bunds to catch rainwater and brought back vegetation to the once degraded areas in Kuku, Kenya. Heavy rainfall in the past months ...
The Roboat is a joint development by Massachusetts Institute of Technology (MIT) and Amsterdam Institute for Advanced Metropolitan Solutions (AMS Institute). Its development has come a long way since ...
Environmental technology supplier DMT announced a design and engineering contract for a biogas upgrade installation at waste water treatment plant Amsterdam to process 2050Nm3/h of raw biogas from ...
Environment Agency requests Dutch firm Van Heck to bring over two VP800 electrically driven pumps and three HK700 diesel powered pumps to the flooded areas of Somerset Levels, England. Director Jeroen ...
São Paulo, Brazil, relies on an extensive drinking water system operated by SABESP. The city faces significant water losses due to ageing and complex networks. Climate variability and rising demand ...
Agriculture in the Philippines faces growing difficulties as climate change alters traditional weather patterns. Longer wet and dry seasons are making rice harvests increasingly unpredictable. Rice ...
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