Guaranteeing sustainability
Managing critical water assets
Cost-efficient water-cycle services
Awareness & understanding
Increase food production
Welfare & healthy growth
Ensuring safe water
Access to timely water data
Reliable observation and forecasting
Information-based value
Efficient processes
Sustainable water infrastructures
Specialised advice
Efficient and competitive
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Innovative, fast and low risk
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Adasa hosts a meeting of the international E-Hydro project to promote the implementation of digital twins and AI
The E-Hydro project is an international R&D initiative aimed at developing a smart platform for the modelling, virtualisation and advanced management of water resources.
aquaBio in Uruguay: advanced technology from Adasa to improve water quality at Montevideo’s beaches
aquaBio, Adasa’s advanced system for continuous and automatic water quality monitoring, is now operational in Uruguay
Adasa exhibit at IFAT 2026 alongside Skion Water, showcasing solutions to address future water challenges
We will be taking part in the upcoming edition of IFAT 2026, the leading international trade fair for the water, recycling and circular economy sectors, which will take place from 4 to 7 May at Messe München (Germany).
Adasa presents the FlowCAT project for predicting flow rates and volumes at the conference “30 Years of the ACA’s SAIH”
Is it possible to optimise water management to make it more predictable? We can explore this through the FlowCAT project, which was presented by Adasa at the conference “ACA 30 Years of the SAIH – Analysis and Future Challenges” held in Barcelona.
Adasa introduces young talent to water engineering through a visit from the Institut Illa dels Banyols
Adasa has opened its doors to vocational training students, specifically those on the intermediate-level course in ‘Electrical and Automatic Installations’ at the Institut Illa dels Banyols in El Prat de Llobregat, as part of an initiative that highlights the link between technical training and the real-world professional environment.
Adasa showcases the capabilities of aquaTest at the 5th Spanish-Portuguese Symposium on Marine Intrusion Technology in Coastal Aquifers
Raúl Alonso, Water Sensors Sales Manager at Adasa, presented the value proposition of aquaTest and DropletSens at the 5th Spanish-Portuguese Symposium on Marine Intrusion Technology in Coastal Aquifers (TIAC 2026). The event took place at the Casa del Mediterráneo in Alicante, located in the former Benalúa Station building.
Adasa shares its cyber resilience approach to protecting water infrastructure at the PTEA conference
Adasa participated in the technical conference ‘Water Infrastructure’ organised by the Spanish Water Technology Platform (PTEA), at which David Bruguera, Head of Information Security, presented the cybersecurity strategy implemented at the company. The initiative focuses on a paradigm shift that is now essential in the sector: moving from ‘reactive’ security to operational resilience.
Adasa shares the keys to digitising the urban water cycle with Dual FP students in Benidorm
Jordi Cros, Head of Innovation at Adasa, presented the technical keys to digitising the urban water cycle at the 5th Water in FP Conference organised by IES Beatriu Fajardo de Mendoza in Benidorm. For Adasa, this initiative promotes its strategic commitment to professional training, understood as a key investment in the future of water.
aquaTest and the keys to reducing maintenance and OPEX in continuous water quality monitoring
aquaTest enables continuous monitoring of water quality in a more sustainable way: more useful information, less intervention and lower OPEX, without compromising data reliability or operational integration.
Vecoli, aquaBio's AI module, at the ReH2OCAP technical conference
Adasa modernizes the Busturialdea sewerage network for the Bilbao Bizkaia Water Consortium as part of the PERTE
The project promotes the digital transformation of the primary sewerage system and reinforces efficiency and sustainability in water management.
The construction project for gauging stations at the springs of the official Guadalquivir basin network wins the Skion Sustainable Solutions Awards
The construction project for gauging stations at springs developed for the Guadalquivir Hydrographic Confederation has won the award in the Water Footprint category at the SKion Water Sustainable Award Solutions. The project is the first step towards controlling and monitoring water resource management at the springs in this river basin district.
