Noticias sobre Norway
Flocean begins freshwater production from subsea desalination system
Flocean has announced that its subsea desalination system, Flocean One, has reached "first water" and is now producing freshwater at full capacity.
ICEYE to provide satellite flood monitoring across Norway
Norway's Water Resources and Energy Directorate (NVE) has contracted ICEYE, a Finnish satellite intelligence company, to deploy a nationwide flood monitoring service covering mainland Norway and Svalbard.
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.
Sweco secures Norwegian framework contract for flood and erosion protection projects
Engineering and architecture consultancy Sweco has been selected by the Norwegian Water Resources and Energy Directorate (NVE) to deliver consulting services for flood and erosion protection initiatives across Norway, strengthening efforts to improve climate resilience and safeguard communities from water-related hazards.
Climate scientists compare global water cycle models for the first time
A team of international researchers has completed a coordinated comparison of climate models that include water isotope data, finding that combining results from several models gives a closer match to real-world observations than any single model on its own.
How technology is helping to restore and rewet peatlands in Europe
When environmental engineering PhD student Pouya Ghezelayagh visited peatlands in Norway to measure them, he almost passed out from the cold, snowy conditions.
Multilateral financing in the face of natural disasters
As climate change intensifies, so does the number and severity of natural disasters.
Europe-wide monitoring for antimicrobial resistance in surface waters can improve health risk data
Monitoring of antimicrobial resistance (AMR) is needed to better protect public health, according to a new European Environment Agency (EEA) study, which identifies priorities for setting up Europe-wide monitoring of antimicrobial resistance in the aquatic environment.
Europe and U.S. show major deficiencies in water resilience, according to the Kemira Index 2025
The new international edition of the Kemira Water Index 2025 highlights significant weaknesses in water resilience across Europe and the United States.
Uniwater expands Nordic footprint with new acquisitions in Norway and Denmark
Uniwater continues to accelerate its Nordic growth strategy with a series of acquisitions strengthening its position in automation and system solutions for water and wastewater infrastructure.
Forecast is in: Legacy water systems are holding us back
In a world of record droughts and surging demand for reliable water resources, decision-makers need speed, scale, and smarts.
Filtralite: a proven path to higher efficiency and profitability in water treatment
On July 3, 2025, Smart Water Magazine, in collaboration with Filtralite®, hosted a webinar that drew water professionals from around the world to explore how advanced filter media can transform plant efficiency and profitability.
The European Chemicals Agency updates PFAS restriction proposal
The European Chemicals Agency (ECHA) has published an updated proposal to restrict per- and polyfluoroalkyl substances (PFAS) under the EU’s REACH regulation.
Escalating drought threatens Europe’s ecosystems and agriculture
Europe is facing a severe drought that is already affecting agriculture, according to the Joint Research Centre’s report on Drought in Europe – June 2025.
World’s first commercial subsea desalination plant set to launch at Mongstad, Norway
Flocean has announced that plans have been finalized to launch the world’s first commercial subsea desalination plant at Mongstad, Norway’s largest offshore supply base and a key industrial hub on the country’s west coast.
“In 2025, water is finally gaining prominent visibility on Europe’s political agenda”
With water scarcity, climate change, and rising industrial demand putting increasing pressure on global resources, effective water governance and innovation have never been more urgent.
From contamination to accountability: Europe’s drive to regulate PFAS and protect water resources
PFAS, often referred to as "forever chemicals", have emerged as a significant environmental and public health concern.
Geir Norden: “Filtralite is exceptionally well-suited as a biofilm carrier”
Read the full chronicle of this online event: How Filtralite can enhance your biological wastewater and drinking water filtration process
Climate change causes more sediment in high-mountain rivers
Many high-mountain rivers in Asia transport more sediment downstream compared to a few years ago.
Breaking barriers in filtration technology with Filtralite
On November 20, 2024, Filtralite and Smart Water Magazine hosted a webinar that brought the water treatment community together for an insightful exploration of innovative solutions to some of the sector’s most persistent challenges.