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
Support, prevent and improve
Innovative, fast and low risk
Cost effective and scalable
The “Water Innovation Europe 2024” report recommends promoting digital tools to achieve maximum efficiency in sustainable water use
The design of digital tools is an essential factor in achieving sustainable water use and the highest possible efficiency. This is one of the recommendations of the “Water Innovation Europe 2024” report made public following the discussions held at the conference this year in Brussels. In line with these indications, Adasa has made the development and implementation of digital solutions one of its strategic axes for years.
Adasa Sistemas helps to comply with the new RD 1085/2024 on reclaimed water
Reclaimed water in Spain has a new regulatory framework. The RD 1085/2024 aims to guarantee the safety of reclaimed water for various uses and to promote water sustainability. In this way, Spain is aligned with the European standards of quality, control and European sustainability requirements on water reuse contained in the European Regulation 2020/741, and promotes the adaptation of the European Green Pact.In Adasa we lead the use of digital solutions that will help to guarantee the quality of reclaimed water, detect bacteriological contamination and facilitate compliance with this new royal decree.
Adasa shows at CONAMA how to measure nutrients in real time to control wastewater treatment plant effluents.
Adasa has shown at the recent edition of CONAMA how it can help companies to comply with the stricter provisions of the recent revision of the Urban Waste Water Treatment Directive (91/271/EEC) on the control of critical nutrients in wastewater, nitrogen (N) and phosphorus (P).
Adasa demonstrates at the Contas conference how nutrient probes improve groundwater quality monitoring
Adasa has presented the benefits that can be obtained by applying digital solutions such as nutrient probes in the monitoring of groundwater quality at the Contas 2024 conference, held in Valencia from 29 to 31 October.
Adasa participates in the INNO4H2O project: Innovation Ecosystem in the water sector
Adasa provides any entity in the sector with advanced services based on the technologies grouped in the Smart Water and Water-Energy strategic axes.
Adasa shows in the Bandera Azul Congress how aquaBio automatically and continuously monitors the contamination of bathing water
Adasa exhibited the features and applications of aquaBio, a device for monitoring, identification and measurement of microbiological indicators of contamination in bathing water at the 2nd International Blue Flag Congress held in Alicante and Gandía from 22 to 24 October.
Adasa will deploy 11 weather radars for AEMET
Adasa will deploy 11 new weather radars and develop the software for the Operations and Monitoring Center of the State Meteorological Agency (AEMET).
Adasa and Fido sign collaboration agreement for Spain and will detect water leaks with AI
Adasa and FIDO join forces in Spain to offer leak detection services based on the FIDO AI platform, a world-leading technology powered by artificial intelligence (AI).
Virtual E.coli sensor project with artificial intelligence VECOLI wins Skion Sustainable Solutions Awards
The development of a virtual E.coli sensor using artificial intelligence to minimize risks in reclaimed water in the food industry has won the Skion Water Sustainable Solutions Awards 2024 of the Skion Group, in the Water Footprint category.
Adasa featured in the 2024 edition of three Gartner Hype Cycles
Adasa has been mentioned in 2024 as a sample vendor in the latest edition of three of Gartner’s prestigious Hype Cycle reports.
EEA warns of health risks from worsening water quality due to climate change
EEA warns of worsening water quality due to climate change.
Climate change is reducing water quality and worsening floods and droughts, posing an increasing threat to our health, according to a report by the European Environment Agency (EEA).
El Prat de Llobregat implements innovative AI for the detection of water leaks
The Catalan town of El Prat de Llobregat has taken an important step towards the modernization of its water distribution network with the implementation of an advanced leak detection system based on artificial intelligence (AI). This project, led by the technology company Adasa in collaboration with the FIDO platform, has been key to improving efficiency in water management and reducing losses in the network.
