We are building the World’s most Sustainable and Efficient Water Cycle. We work with high ambitions, set progressive goals and continuously improve to show results through test and demonstration.
Water scarcity. Water pollution. Aging water infrastructure.
These are challenges for our generation – and for future generations to overcome.
Solving them requires bright minds and big ideas.
That’s why we are bringing the most creative thinkers and doers in the water ecosystem together. We will share, create, and demonstrate how working together across disciplines and areas of expertise leads to inspiration and innovation that truly matters.
This section is where challenges can be discussed, broken down, voted on and… solved! From tiny ripples to major currents, no water challenge is too small or large and can originate from anywhere in the world – likewise, we encourage interdisciplinary participation in solving them.
This section is where challenges can be discussed, broken down, voted on and… solved! From tiny ripples to major currents, no water challenge is too small or large and can originate from anywhere in the world – likewise, we encourage interdisciplinary participation in solving them.
We create the world’s most sustainable and efficient water cycle.
Piece by piece, and together.
The Thermo Road - Harnessing the water-energy nexus for combined sustainable urban drainage and geothermal district heating and cooling
Report: Water Data Space – insights and learnings from the project
The Climate Road - a multifunctional full-scale demonstration road that prevents flooding and produces green sustainable energy
The Danish water sector expects to be climate positive by 2030
Circular Economy: Finding phosphorus in wastewater
Browse through a diverse selection of case studies and articles curated by community editors. The articles and cases provide not only in-depth knowledge, but also encompass a variety of trends and ideas related to challenges in the water sector.
Dive into some of the innovative living labs from the work in the Danish ecosystem.
Some of the facilities are open for researchers, companies, student and start-ups, who needs test facilities.