Objectives
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Reduce by up to 100% the discharge of untreated stormwater overflows in heavy precipitation areas
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Increase the capacity of Wastewater Treatment Plants (WWTP) by up to 600% using the existing area and infrastructures
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Develop and validate two novel solutions for the upgrading of WWTP
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Develop a tool using artificial intelligence to quantify groundwater infiltration and stormwater inflow to sewer networks
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Assess the impact of climate change on urban wastewater infrastructures
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Reduce energy consumption and pollutant gas emissions (CO2, N2O)
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Develop strategies to replicate the solutions in other WWTPs and locations with similar characteristics
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Identify the most beneficial intervention areas to reduce the volume of water to be treated
Latest news
European Commission and European Parliament Reach Agreement on Revision of Urban Wastewater Treatment Directive
Updating our previous news UPDATE ON WASTEWATER TREATMENT IN EUROPE: NEW URBAN WASTEWATER TREATMENT DIRECTIVE published on the 23rd of September, the Council and European Parliament negotiators have reached a provisional political agreement on a proposal to review the...
Water4All Second stakeholder consultative workshop
Our colleague from ITG and representative of PTEA (Spanish Water Technology Platform), Juan Luis Sobreira Seoane, took part in the Water4All 2nd stakeholder workshop held in early June, to talk about the use of digital tools in water management.Twenty-seven...
LIFE RESEAU at the IAHR Europe in Lisbon: Enhancing Urban Wastewater Resilience
As we announced through this website and our networks, our colleagues from ITG, Míriam Timiraos and Juan Luis Sobreira were in Lisbon from 3rd to 6th of June presenting the main features of LIFE RESEAU and attending the 2nd Stakeholders workshop of Water4All...
