Digital water solutions

With the increasing possibility for data collection in water management, new smart solutions arise for automation and improved decision making. Today, water utilities in Denmark have adopted smart water systems, ensuring high-quality production and supporting strategic rehabilitation planning.

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White paper: Digital transformation of the water sector

Taking a data-driven approach to running a water utility opens up opportunities for optimisation of everything from operations to asset management, customer relations and revenue protection. Learn more in this highlight publication gathering insights from the digital transformation of the Danish water sector.

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The digital transformation of the wastewater sector

The water sector is facing a growing number of challenges affecting all aspects of operations. Taking a data-driven approach to running a wastewater treatment plant opens new opportunities for optimisation. The Danish water sector has already proven that digitalisation holds the key to radical transformation.

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Turning global water challenges into opportunities for sustainable growth

Water is a scarce resource that is under increasing pressure. According to the UN, global water consumption will increase by 30 % by 2030 due to population growth and increased wealth. Several challenges related to water supply, water quality and wastewater treatment could be avoided or reduced through integrated water management and an intelligent approach to the entire water cycle. By treating water as the valuable and vital resource that it is, Denmark has been able to reduce water consumption by almost 40 % since 1980 and increase energy efficiency throughout the water cycle.

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water challenges into opportunities

White paper: Digital transformation of the water sector

The digital transformation of the wastewater sector

Turning global water challenges into opportunities for sustainable growth

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Event

Water supply

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Danish Water Export Day 2026

Water Export Day is being held this year on September 1st at Danish Industry, bringing together the Danish water industry with a focus on exports. Together, we will discuss how and what opportunities exist to strengthen the export of Danish water technology and know-how. The event will serve as a pl

Perspective

Groundwater management

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Tap into Danish water expertise

12 January 2026

In Denmark, we value our water. We care for how we extract it, use it and release it back to nature. We consider water a valuable resource in the circular economy and a contribution to reaching our energy and climate goals. Above all, we value water for its potential to improve lives.

front page white paper reducing urban water losses

State of Green

Non-revenue water

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Reducing urban water losses

12 January 2026

Meeting future water demands with holistic non-revenue water planning and intelligent technologies. Discover our publication on how to reduce urban water losses.

Solution

Non-revenue water

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Using AMR and AMI data for water loss management in Fort Worth, Texas

With a population nearing one million, the City of Fort Worth, Texas, faces a growing need to manage its water resources effectively. In 2022, the city reported a total water loss of approximately 6.54 billion gallons. While significant investments had been made in Automated Meter Reading (AMR) and

News

Partnerships

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DHI and State of Green strengthen collaboration through associate partnership

As the global demand for climate resilience and water security grows, sustainable water management is key to addressing the world’s environmental and societal challenges. Building on an already well-established collaboration, DHI and State of Green have now entered into an associate partnership.

News

Partnerships

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New platform showcases green solutions across Europe

State of Green and the Danish Ministry of Foreign Affairs have launched a new European map highlighting green projects and partnerships across the continent. Released as Denmark takes on the EU Presidency, the map shows how Danish expertise contributes to Europe’s green transition.

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Meet Danish digital water solutions professionals

Company

Water management

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Grundfos

Global leader in water solutions. When you need water, we get it to you efficiently. We’re a global leader of energy-efficient water solutions for use in homes, buildings, industries, utilities and ag

Company

Environment and agriculture

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DHI A/S

DHI is a global leader in water and environmental solutions, leveraging digital innovation, expert consultancy, and advanced modeling to address complex challenges in marine, freshwater, and urban wat

Company

Buildings

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Danfoss

Danfoss engineers solutions that increase machine productivity, reduce emissions, lower energy consumption, and enable electrification.

Company

Digital water solutions

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Bionic System Solutions

Bionic System Solutions (BSS) develops AI-driven automation systems for wastewater treatment, remote asset monitoring, and advanced signal processing applications. Our cost-effective and reliable solu

Company

Digital water solutions

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Watopi A/S

Founded in Denmark in 2020, Watopi is a cleantech company special-izing in decentralized wastewater treatment systems. Designed for hospitals, small communities, and households, our solutions achieve

Organisation

Digital water solutions

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Water Valley Denmark

Water Valley Denmark bring the best minds in the water industry together. We facilitate project collaboration and innovation in order to create solutions for the world’s fundamental water challenges

Company

Climate change adaptation

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TEMcompany

Accurate, affordable, efficient next-generation TEM geophysical scanners that make groundwater mapping easy. Our vision is based on the belief that informed resource management is crucial to address

Utility

Climate change adaptation

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Aarhus Vand A/S

Aarhus Vand is a utility situated in the second largest city in Denmark at Aarhus Bay. We supply and treat water for 350.000 people. Aarhus Vand strive to obtain the most sustainable water cycle throu

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Water resource management

An integrated water resource management approach aims at securing water for all sectors, sustainably conserving water, and protecting water resources from pollution. Understanding the various water supply sources as a holistic ‘one source’, enables better integrated and more sustainable management of the overall supply.

Water supply

Meeting the need for a sustainable water supply requires increasing efforts on protecting water resources, a focus on efficient utility operations, and reducing urban water losses. Supplying good quality drinking water starts with water source protection and lasts throughout the distribution system.

Water in industries

Challenges to production capacity, due to increasing water supply issues, are putting pressure on industries. To stay competitive industries must look to efficient reduction in water consumption in production and to local treatment of the industrial wastewater for possible reuse.

Wastewater management

Proper management of wastewater is necessary to protect both people and ecosystems. Wastewater management enables the harvesting of the many resources wastewater and treatment holds.

Climate change adaptation

Expanding mitigation to include adaptation in dealing with climate change, enables a holistic view that can combat previous negative social, environmental, and economic impacts and result in both climate resilient and more liveable places to live. Over the next 15-20 years, Denmark will spend more than EUR 5 billion on adapting its cities to climate changes.

Digital water solutions

With the increasing possibility for data collection in water management, new smart solutions arise for automation and improved decision making. Today, water utilities in Denmark have adopted smart water systems, ensuring high-quality production and supporting strategic rehabilitation planning.