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Sweden’s water infrastructure is facing many challenges and is in urgent need of investment.
At the same time, water is becoming an increasingly hot political potato – bouncing between five different ministers.
“It is high time someone took control,” says Pär Dalhielm, CEO of industry ...
By bringing together innovative startups and investors, the EU initiative BlueInvest has helped attract over 300 million euros in venture capital for blue economy innovation.
Despite water being one of our most vital resources, ensuring sustainable water management remains a challeng...
- I am really looking forward to bringing our own exhibition to Vatten2025: VA Tour Sweden. With around 30 exhibitors, we will be able to offer a broad and deep insight into the latest innovations and solutions in underground water and wastewater management. This is a great opportunity to ne...
Skills shortages, soaring costs, climate change and cyber threats. These are some of the biggest challenges facing the water and wastewater industry in the coming years. This is according to Erik Winnfors Wannberg, owner and editor in chief of the water and wastewater industry magazine Cirkulatio...
The increased security threat landscape and considerable investment needs are putting the entire water and wastewater sector, not least in Sweden’s municipalities, under increasing pressure.
“We are facing major challenges that we can only solve together,” said John Skantze, chairman of ...