Noticias sobre Poland
Ceramic ultrafiltration in action: four applications, one consistent result
Read the full chronicle of this online event: Ceramic era, water filtration redefined
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.
The case for ceramic: why the economics of ultrafiltration have shifted
For many years, the dominant narrative around ceramic ultrafiltration has been one of technical excellence tempered by economic caution: a technology that performs better than alternatives but costs more to install and therefore remains confined to the most demanding industrial niches.
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.
EU cohesion policy reallocation puts €3.1 billion behind water resilience
Water has been formally elevated to the status of strategic infrastructure by the European Union, placed alongside competitiveness, defence, housing, and energy as one of five pillars of a €34.6 billion reallocation of cohesion policy funds.
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.
European Commission calls on Poland to ensure periodic review of water permits
The European Commission has decided to open an infringement procedure by sending a letter of formal notice to Poland (INFR(2025)2160) for failing to correctly transpose the Water Framework Directive (Directive 2000/60/EC), including the obligation to carry out periodic reviews of water permits.
Why plugging leaks is the key to securing clean water across Europe: a model for water security
More than 40% of Europe is suffering from some form of water scarcity, according to the latest update from the European Drought Observatory.
Roberta Maffettone (European Commission): “Water reuse is key to EU circular water strategies”
Water reuse offers Europe a vital opportunity to strengthen resilience to water scarcity and climate change.
EU Commission EU refers Poland to Court and warns six Member States over Drinking Water Directive
The European Commission has decided to refer Poland to the Court of Justice of the European Union for failing to transpose the recast Drinking Water Directive (Directive 2020/2184) into national law.
EIB launches €15 billion drive to combat Europe’s water crisis
The European Investment Bank (EIB) will allocate €15 billion ($17 billion) over the next three years to projects aimed at reducing water pollution, preventing water waste, and supporting innovation in the water sector.
European Commission proposes €280 million to support recovery from 2024 Central European floods
Today, the European Commission has proposed to allocate €280 million from the European Union Solidarity Fund (EUSF) to support flood recovery in Austria, Czechia, Poland, Slovakia, Bosnia and Herzegovina and Moldova.
2024: The year climate change redrew the map of Europe
• The latest State of the Climate in Europe report reveals that 2024 was marked by record-breaking temperatures, unprecedented floods, and alarming glacier retreat.
EU invests €86 million to improve climate resilience and water security
The Commission invests €86 million in new Strategic Integrated Projects focusing on improving water quality and availability, cleaning up polluted rivers, improving fire and flood protection, and reducing greenhouse gas emissions.
Saur Group reports strong 2024 results with double-digit revenue growth and improved profitability
Saur Group has reported a robust set of full-year results for 2024, with revenues reaching €2,317m, marking a 10.8% increase on the previous year.
Is the EU complying with the Water Framework Directive? Analysis of the state of water in Europe
Water is an essential resource for life, the economy and ecological balance, but its management in the European Union continues to face major challenges.
Global commitment to urban wetlands grows with announcement of 31 new Wetland Cities
During the 64th meeting of the Standing Committee of the Convention on Wetlands in January 2025, the Co-Chairs of the Independent Advisory Committee on Wetland City Accreditation announced the addition of 31 new cities to the Wetland City Accreditation scheme.
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.
The Commission urges Poland to comply with EU bathing water quality standards
The European Commission decided to send a reasoned opinion to Poland (INFR(2020)4058) to address shortcomings in the transposition of the Bathing Water Directive (Directive 2006/7/EC).
Diehl Metering inaugurates new production unit in Poland
Diehl Metering’s site in Bażanowice, Poland has acquired a new 6000m2 building.