Countries we serve

Temperate continental — eastern lowlands (Burgenland, Niederösterreich) face accelerating drought

Temperate maritime — low evaporation, but high industrial water and wastewater density

Continental — southern Moravia and the agricultural lowlands face increasing summer drought

Temperate maritime — low evaporation, high biogas density, advanced wastewater treatment infrastructure

Sub-boreal — low evaporation but extreme freeze-thaw cycling, mining and pulp industrial concentrations

Mediterranean south + temperate north — Provence and Occitanie face acute summer drought

Temperate continental — strong climate-driven drought trend in eastern Germany

Mediterranean — extreme summer drought on the islands and mainland south; tourism-driven seasonal water peaks

Continental — Great Hungarian Plain (Alföld) faces acute summer drought and aridification

Temperate maritime — low evaporation but persistent algae bloom pressure on potable reservoirs

Mediterranean — extreme drought in southern Italy and the islands; Po Valley summer water stress

Mediterranean north; arid interior (Marrakech-Safi, Drâa-Tafilalet); hyper-arid south (Laâyoune, Dakhla)

Temperate maritime — water-rich but seasonal salt-water intrusion pressure

Continental — climate drift driving water stress in central Poland

Mediterranean — south (Algarve, Alentejo) faces acute summer drought and aquifer stress

Continental — south and east face accelerating summer drought; significant agricultural sector

Hyper-arid throughout most of the country — pan evaporation 2,000–3,500 mm/year

Continental — southern lowlands face accelerating summer drought

Mediterranean — extreme summer drought in Andalucía, Murcia, Almería, Castilla-La Mancha

Sub-boreal — low evaporation, freeze-thaw cycling, mining and pulp industrial concentrations

Hyper-arid — coastal pan evaporation 2,500–3,000 mm/year, inland 3,000+ mm/year in summer peak

Temperate maritime with growing summer drought risk in southern and eastern England