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Water Systems Overview: HOFOR
HOFOR's water service performs well, with 99.5% of water samples compliant and water loss of 6.48% in 2025, but its supply buffer was 11% against the 20–30% it describes as desired. With 5 of 8 new waterworks running and the programme due to finish in 2032, the cost of the rebuild shows in Copenhagen's 2026 price, which HOFOR gives as DKK 49.57 per m3 and the municipal tariff annex as DKK 54.93.
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Yarra Valley Water
Melbourne’s largest water corporation, serving the growing north and east while missing water-loss and reliability targets and funding rising investment as finance costs climb.
First published →Tallinn and surrounding municipalities, EstoniaTallinna Vesi
Estonia’s capital-city water and wastewater company, sharply expanding investment and borrowing under regulated prices while settling legacy tariff claims.
First published →South west of England, United KingdomWessex Water
South west England’s regional water and sewerage company, scaling up investment for 2025-30 under pressure on pollution, leakage and its balance sheet.
First published →Urban Intelligence
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Doha
A municipality of 1.4 million supplied almost entirely with desalinated seawater through one national network, where rising demand is met with large-scale storage and new desalination capacity.
First published →United Arab EmiratesAbu Dhabi
A desalination-dependent capital whose seawater supply is shifting fast to reverse osmosis, while recycled water serves irrigation and rapid population growth pushes demand higher.
First published →GermanyHamburg
A groundwater-only supply drawn from three federal states, where abstraction runs close to assessed yield as the city grows and historic sewers and storm-surge defences need sustained renewal.
First published →National Intelligence
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Denmark
A groundwater-based, highly decentralised water system where low national stress masks over-abstraction on Zealand, pesticide and PFAS contamination, rising utility debt and growing cloudburst exposure.
First published →EuropeNetherlands
A low-lying delta that receives 88% of its renewable water from upstream rivers, now managing drought, pollution and drinking-water capacity pressures alongside its long-standing flood-defence task.
First published →Africa · MaghrebMorocco
A water-scarce kingdom that stores its erratic rivers behind 156 dams, irrigates heavily from aquifers drawn beyond their recharge, and is turning to the sea for its cities’ drinking water.
First published →News
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