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Senate committee unveils bipartisan $35 billion water infrastructure package under WRDA 2026
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Workdry Group acquires France’s DMTP
The Workdry Group, a UK-based provider of mission-critical water solutions, has completed the acquisition of French pumping and dewatering specialist DMTP, extending its presence into the French market.
Seven EU Member States face Commission action over water legislation
As part of the July infringements package, the European Commission has opened a series of infringement procedures against eight EU Member States over alleged shortcomings in the implementation of key European water legislation, covering urban wastewater management, water permitting systems and drinking water quality requirements.
AI boom to drive €6.8 billion in water spend for European data centers by 2036
Water-related spend across Europe’s data center sector is projected to reach €6.8 billion by 2036.
France’s largest agricultural wastewater reuse project goes live in drought-hit south
A treated wastewater reuse installation described as the largest of its kind in France for agricultural irrigation has been inaugurated in Argelès-sur-Mer, in the Pyrénées-Orientales department, one of the regions most affected by drought in recent years.
Quadrupling biogas production requires action at all levels
A new report by Guidehouse for the European Biogas Association (EBA) reveals that by 2030 Europe (the EU-27, the UK, Norway and Switzerland) has the potential to produce 34-35 billion cu.
Dubai names preferred bidders for $22 billion strategic sewer tunnel project
Dubai Municipality has chosen preferred bidders for the first two packages of its AED80 billion ($22 billion) Dubai Strategic Sewerage Tunnels (DSST) project, according to Zawya.
One in three groundwater wells is running dry, global study finds
For decades, groundwater overexploitation has outpaced the data needed to quantify it at a global scale.
Widespread micropollutant contamination found in Upper Rhine aquifer
A major cross-border study has found micropollutants in 96% of groundwater monitoring sites across the Upper Rhine region, raising urgent questions about the long-term quality of one of western Europe's most important drinking water reserves, which supplies more than five million people across France, Germany and Switzerland.
Europe’s stormwater market to climb to €643 billion by 2036, still 70% short of needed investment
Europe’s stormwater infrastructure is at a breaking point.
EU, France, Germany and Palestine join forces to tackle wastewater challenges in Jenin West
A major wastewater treatment and agricultural reuse initiative has been formally launched in the West Bank following the signing of two financing agreements in Ramallah.
Veolia reports 2.1% revenue growth in first quarter 2026
French environmental services group Veolia reported revenue of €11.43 billion for the first quarter of 2026, an increase of 2.1% at constant scope and foreign exchange and excluding energy prices, the company announced.
nT-Tao and Mekorot join forces to test fusion energy for water infrastructure
Israeli compact fusion energy company nT-Tao has signed a Memorandum of Understanding with Mekorot, Israel's national water company, to explore the potential of fusion energy as a power source for water and wastewater facilities.
Béziers Wastewater Plant tests new reverse osmosis process targeting 95% water recovery
SUEZ and UK-based Salinity Solutions have started operating the first industrial pilot of Hybrid Batch Reverse Osmosis (HBRO) applied to municipal wastewater reuse.
Jordan signs final agreement for $4.3 billion National Water Carrier, targets July financial close
Jordan has taken a decisive step toward advancing its flagship National Water Carrier project, with the signing of the final technical and legal agreement in Amman.
Europe tightens the rules on groundwater and surface water quality: How is Europe preparing?
The European Union has closed one of the most technically significant chapters in its water policy agenda in years.
Bentley Systems announces 2026 Year in Infrastructure Event and YII Awards
Awards build on a two-decade legacy of recognized innovation, setting the benchmark for excellence across the world’s most critical infrastructure assets. Call for nominations now open; submissions will be accepted through May 3, 2026.
European Commission takes action against France, Germany and Portugal over water legislation
The European Commission has initiated new infringement actions against France, Germany and Portugal for shortcomings in the transposition and implementation of key EU water legislation, highlighting the importance of properly applying EU rules to safeguard water quality and strengthen resilience.
EU allocates €103 million to climate and environment projects across seven countries
The European Commission has announced more than €103 million in funding for seven strategic projects under the EU’s LIFE programme, supporting climate adaptation, environmental protection and circular economy initiatives across Europe.
Bringing hydraulic models into the operational era with InfoWorks ICM and iCG
Hydraulic modelling has long been a cornerstone of planning and design in the water sector.