We developed common methodological guidance for DEEPWATER-CE MAR pilot feasibility studies, WPT 3 – deliverable D.T3.2.5.

The guidance includes three main components:

(1) guidelines for water demand and supply determination (D.T3.2.1),

(2) guidelines for technical solutions to characterize a pilot site (D.T3.2.2),

(3) guidelines for Cost-Benefit Analysis (CBA) of the MAR scheme (D.T3.2.3).

We are after a 2-days-long thematic meeting organised by the LP, Mining and Geological Survey (HU) and Geogold Kárpátia Ltd. (HU).

They write about us on our University of Silesia website! (Poland)

A kick-off meeting for the stakeholders of DEEPWATER-CE in Poland was held on September 30^th, 2019, in Sosnowiec. The event was hosted by the Polish partner the University of Silesia.

The first national meetings with stakeholders will take place soon, at which the DEEPWATER-CE project will be presented and the managed aquifer recharge (MAR) solutions will be discussed.

National and transnational databases of cross-sectoral stakeholder groups were developed in order to actively involve stakeholders of various professional affiliations in DEEPWATER-CE project.

A kick-off meeting for the DEEPWATER-CE was held in June 11-12, 2019 in Budapest, Hungary. The event was hosted by the project’s lead partner, the Mining and Geological Survey of Hungary.