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Once the crisis happens, it's too late to start getting to know each other
This is what Andreas Hagelin, head of security at the Käppala Association on Lidingö, says. Andreas is one of several experts who will participate at the Water Industry FORUM26 on November 19. On site, Andreas will share his views on how we can together further strengthen Sweden's water and sanitation preparedness. Andreas has personally experienced how crucial collaboration is in connection […]
We know that collaboration is crucial. But do we really know how it works when water supplies are put under pressure?
That's what Karin Palmblad, Business Area Manager Resilience at Ramboll, says, who works with crisis exercises and supply preparedness linked to critical operations. On November 19, she will be at FORUM26 – the water industry's meeting place for Sweden's water supply preparedness. Why is FORUM26 needed right now? – Because we have gone from talking about collaboration to actually needing to understand how it works […]
We take water for granted – and that's exactly why we need to practice more!
On November 19, security expert Jörgen Holmlund will be one of the panelists at Vattenindustrins FORUM26. Jörgen has extensive experience in strategic security work in various roles within, among others, the police and the Armed Forces, both in Sweden and internationally. For him, water supply preparedness is about much more than technology and systems. Why do you choose to participate as a panelist in FORUM26? – We […]
Collaboration is crucial for Sweden's water and sanitation preparedness - but how does it work when the crisis strikes?
On November 19, the Swedish Water Industry will gather the entire industry for the autumn's most important water supply and sanitation emergency event, Forum26. This year in a new format. The Swedish Water Industry's Secretary General Joachim Jämttjärn tells us more. What is the structure of FORUM26? - All actors within the Swedish Water Supply and Sanitation Industry understand how crucial collaboration is to making the water supply function in a crisis. But we never get the opportunity to test our collaboration. […]
A survey-based analysis of digitalization in the Swedish water and wastewater sector
Report from the Water Industry Internship Program 2026 by Anna Hademalm, Elvire Roualle De Rouville, Karl Widlund and Tindra Aminoff. Presented at Nordiwa on September 18, 2026 in Stockholm. This report provides an overview of:
A survey-based analysis of digitization in the Swedish water and wastewater sector.
Report from Vattenindustrins Internship Program 2026 by Anna Hademalm, Elvire Roualle De Rouville, Karl Widlund and Tindra Aminoff. Presented at Nordiwa 18 of September 2026 in Stockholm. This report provides an overview of:
Differences NL/NLM vs. AB/ABT
Differences in responsibility, risk and finances in water and sanitation projects When procuring and implementing water and sanitation projects, different forms of agreement are often encountered that govern the contract and product deliveries. These agreements are designed with different starting points and can therefore lead to differences in responsibility, risk distribution and financial conditions. This document aims to clarify these differences in a clear and educational way, […]
Case ”Smart substrate management to minimize water requirements in food waste pretreatment”
Outside Östersund, Purac has built an energy-efficient biogas plant for Bioga i Jämtland-Härjedalen AB. The plant receives a variety of organic substrates – primarily dairy by-products1, cattle slurry and food waste. The plant pre-treats and digests the organic substrates and thus converts them into biogas, a fossil-free fuel, and a nutrient-rich liquid biofertilizer.
Case ”Strate-Pelleting-of-biofertilizer”
Purac, together with Alviksgården Lantbruks AB, has developed a process solution, Purac ReNuTM, which converts the digestate from a biogas plant into an attractive, nutrient-rich fertilizer product that provides easier fertilizer management, reduces the need for fossil fertilizers and reduces nutrient leakage to the soil.
Case "Climate calculation of distribution pumps and climate requirements for procurement"”
The Färgens waterworks in Alingsås municipality is being expanded to meet future needs, and the existing distribution pumps are being replaced with new pumps. Read more about how it was done.
Case – ”The road to the pumping stations of the future”
From downtime to operational reliability – a new generation of pumping stations. To reduce operating costs and improve operational reliability, Luleå Miljöresurs installed Sweden's first Awalift pumping stations in 2024 – a closed system with a separation vessel that effectively prevents clogging of the pumps and reduces general wear and tear.
Case: ”Härryda Municipality optimizes water monitoring with digital solution”
Härryda Municipality has not only optimized its water monitoring but also improved its ability to act in real time and prevent environmental impacts. Aqua Robur’s IoT Portal has become a valuable platform for managing and analyzing data, enabling the municipality to streamline its water management and increase its sustainability.