Collective expertise for the water of the future

In conjunction with the Water2025 Meeting Place, the two student groups that participated in the Water Industry Internship Program 2025 presented their insights from the joint project work on climate neutrality in the water and sanitation industry. Read their reports here! Project assignment in the framework of the Water Industry Internship Program 2025: A climate-neutral water and sanitation industry By: Vera Pettersson, Melker Jansson, Julia Ho & Klara Säving A survey of the water and sanitation industry's sustainability work […]

On October 21-23, the Swedish Water Industry, together with the Swedish Exhibition and Congress, is organizing Meeting Place Vatten2025 – Sweden’s largest meeting place within water. For three days, more experts and exhibitors than ever before will gather at the Swedish Exhibition and Congress in Gothenburg to secure the water of the future. Meeting Place Vatten2025 is an inspiring meeting place that offers an exhibition, conference, open stage program and activity areas. Among the exhibitors and […]

To raise awareness and raise the status of the water and sanitation sector, Svenskt Vatten, Structorstiftelsen and – starting this year – the Water Industry are awarding prizes for the best thesis in the water and sanitation sector. This is part of the work to encourage more people to choose a career in water. The prize consists of three scholarships of SEK 50,000 each for 30 […]

NCC is a new member of the Water Industry and brings with it extensive experience in water treatment and specialist expertise throughout the chain. We took the opportunity to ask Jan-Olof Nilsson, Head of Department Water and Environmental Technology, NCC, a few questions about their water operations. Tell us about NCC! – NCC has extensive experience in water treatment and has specialist expertise throughout the chain. We […]

On Tuesday, October 21st at 4:00 PM-5:30 PM, you are warmly welcome to the After Fair in the Water Industry Living Room. As the first day of Vatten2025 draws to a close, we will offer you something to drink, some snacks and a nice chat. Take the opportunity to greet industry colleagues and network while summarizing the first day of the meeting place. Location: Water Industry Living Room, B-hall, […]

There is currently a water shortage in several places in Sweden. But what does that really mean? Water is available, but we do not have sufficient capacity to purify and distribute the water that is available, which is due to several different reasons. How can we then address the problem? We need to collaborate better and more to create resilient and climate-adapted […]

The water industry together with Svenskt Vatten is working for increased dialogue between the parties before a procurement. The campaign Myths about dialogue in public procurement is based on material from the Swedish Procurement Authority about five common myths. The Procurement Authority has identified five common myths about dialogue in connection with purchasing and procurement. The aim is to increase dialogue between contracting authorities and suppliers. Preparation […]

What is required for our water and sewage to function even in times of crisis, war or heightened alert? Today, Vatten2025 and the Water Industry are arranging the Water Lunch in Almedalen to focus on the crucial issue of water. We are very pleased to welcome Helena Dyrssen, State Secretary to the Minister of Climate and Environment Romina Pourmokhtari, as a speaker this year. She […]

Securitas is a new member of the Water Industry and a world-leading partner in intelligent security solutions. We took the opportunity to ask Jens Granath, Marketing Manager for Securitas Sweden, a few questions about their view on security related to water. – Securitas Sverige AB is an industry leader in security solutions and has had an active role in the development of the industry since its inception in 1934. […]

In connection with the Water Industry Association's spring meeting, Johanna Norup, Purac, was elected as a new member of the Water Industry Association's board. We asked Johanna what made her accept, what challenges she sees and what she believes is needed to overcome them. – I am passionate about achieving sustainable solutions in society and think that what we are working on […]