VC Water
Profiles
Cluster H2O
A Walloon cluster entirely dedicated to players and technologies in the water sector, it was created and validated by Wallonia.
Clos Chanmurly 13, 4000 Liège, Belgique
Last updated: 23/04/2025
SPGE
The SPGE's main mission is to coordinate and finance the water sector in Wallonia. In consultation with the other water partners, it is primarily responsible for wastewater treatment (from the sewer to the treatment plant) and the protection of water catchments.
Rue des Ecoles 17, 4800 Verviers, Belgique
Last updated: 12/03/2025
SWDE
Public society responsible for the production, water distribution and ressources protection. SWDE exploits tools for data collection and management that supplies softwares and that enables the infrastructure follow-up, water flow, water quality and geographical information.
Last updated: 23/04/2025
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Action Plans
SUBSTIPHYT'eau
Accepted
The aim of SUBSTIPHYT'eau is to offer, where possible, a chemical alternative to active substances that are problematic for water resources.
Connected online analyzer for monitoring recycled water quality for optimum use
Abandonned
Demonstration of the effectiveness of a digital solution that continuously measures the bacteriological quality of recycled water in two different environments.
Water Footprint- Implementation of a simplified methodology and guide for calculating the water footprint of companies and/or products.
Started
Propose a methodology accompanied by didactic and operational support to enable companies to easily carry out their water footprint.
Inventory and risk assessment of wastewater use for agricultural purposes in Wallonia
Started
The project develops an online tool to assess the risks of reusing treated wastewater in urban, agricultural, and industrial sectors. It examines the impacts on human health and the environment, based on experiences from other European countries, and sets indicators and objective limits for Wallonia.
Soliseco
Started
The prototype under development will convert surplus photovoltaic energy into hot water, with funding earmarked for developing the on-board software for the heating control unit. Hybridize hot water and heat production using surplus photovoltaic energy.
