The highlights of the project briefly summarized.
how subsurface water solutions can help
Active participation of policy makers in water reuse R&D is crucial to accelerate subsurface storage and water reuse in Europe and internationally
29 and 30 August, incl. site visit Dinteloord.
Drawing on lessons learnt from stakeholder workshops held at the four replication sites in Denmark, The Netherlads, Greece and Mexico, DBT has published a step-by-step guide to stakeholder engagement to support pilot projects, decision making and implementation in relation to Subsurface Water Solutions.
Following a dry winter season, there was limited rainfall during this year's spring as well. Current subsurface water solution were therefore heavily tested...
The Consortium Partners have marked the first 18 months of SUBSOL during their Project Steering Board meeting in Copenhagen on 6 and 7 April.
Scenario analyses with a regional scale SEAWAT groundwater model indicate that 2 million m3 of freshwater can be produced at Noardburgum in a sustainable way by applying the Freshkeeper concept. Vitens aims at full-scale application of this SWS concept in 2018.
The Subsol consortium visited the Dutch cases to learn from the very first SWS experiences.
Today was the premiere of the Subsol promotional video. Have a look!