Translation of "Wassergewinnung" in English

The general obligations for monitoring programmes should bridge the gap between water abstraction and supply.

Pumps are used to extract water from the aquifers.

There are several options for obtaining water: drilled well, catchments or desalination.

Projects in the EDS and Water Procurement areas tend to come more from industrial customers.

The identified market segments include waste water treatment, water procurement, waste processing, and waste air purification.

We use variable speed drives for water production, treatment and supply.

The western part of the Buurderduinen is influenced by recreation and water extraction.

GWE is a specialist company in all issues regarding water exploration and shallow geothermie.

Other initiatives include obtaining water from the sun's rays.

However, they are primarily used in industrial processes, in the fields of water supply and water/waste water treatment.

The efficient sourcing and treatment of water is vital for our quality of life.

Part of the extraction has now been transferred to the Westerplas.

Ball valves can be used in a wide variety of applications in industrial processes, and in water supply and water treatment systems in particular.

Picture: Water extraction and treatment are among IFAT’s key topics. (Image: IFAT)

About 700 exhibitors focusing inter alia, the issues of water collection, water and wastewater treatment as well as pipeline protection.

Therefore, any pricing policy must be based, above all, on a realistic examination of the social and other conditions in which the commodity of water is to be used, but also on a user education campaign that raises awareness and particularly focuses on water saving measures.

The neglect of one potential source of water has been criminal: the conversion of salt water into industrial and process water.

The EU is said to want to give companies from its own Member States access to activities such as water distribution and possibly even water collection that within the EU are still predominantly in the hands of publicly owned enterprises.

Have we taken account of the fact that, if we want to talk about climate change and development in Africa, we must talk about nuclear energy in order to resolve the problem of obtaining water through desalination and obtaining energy that does not pollute?

If governments do not embrace unconventional water resources, achieving that goal will be as difficult as getting water from a stone – and the consequences for water-scarce regions will be dire.

With regard to energy suppliers, such factors could include the volume or proportion of national power generated; for oil suppliers, the volume per day; for air transport, including airports and air carriers, rail transport and maritime ports, the proportion of national traffic volume and the number of passengers or cargo operations per year; for banking or financial market infrastructures, their systemic importance based on total assets or the ratio of those total assets to GDP; for the health sector, the number of patients under the provider's care per year; for water production, processing and supply, the volume and number and types of users supplied, including, for example, hospitals, public service organisations, or individuals, and the existence of alternative sources of water to cover the same geographical area.

Targeting aid to specific criteria such as land at risk of erosion, clustering of land habitats, water catchment and support for species requiring particular management practices are beneficial.

Associations of local authorities producing or distributing water, set up pursuant to the loi concernant la création des syndicats de communes of 23 February 2001, as amended and supplemented by the Law of 23 December 1958 and by the Law of 29 July 1981, and pursuant to the loi ayant pour objet le renforcement de l'alimentation en eau potable du Grand-Duché du Luxembourg à partir du réservoir d'Esch-sur-Sûre of 31 July 1962:

Risk-based approaches which take into account the local water extraction variables such as climate, soil and crop types, and relieves.

The system might not be required in cases where abstraction only affects one country, as this would help to reduce red tape.

Targeteding aid schemes that cluster to specific criteria such as land under erosion risk, water catchments and habitats for wider ecological benefits and species requiring particular management practices are beneficial, though stressfully complicated in their being aware of the risk of additional burden deriving from more complicated compliance requirements.

Targeted schemes that cluster land, water catchment and habitats for wider ecological benefits are beneficial, though stressfully complicated in their compliance requirements.