As the EU negotiates its 2028–2034 Multiannual Financial Framework, Aqua Publica Europea is calling on the European Commission, the Parliament, and
Highlights
PUBLIC SEMINAR | Tracing Pollution at Source : Innovative approaches to identify and monitor emerging contaminants
Suspending the polluter pays principle will not solve wastewater's pollution problem
Aqua Publica Europea deeply regrets today's vote at the European Parliament in favour of a motion for resolution on the recast Urban Wastewater
News from our members
Gruppo CAP contributes to international work on methane measurement
Gruppo CAP (Milan, Italy) is contributing to the Net Zero Partnership, an international initiative bringing together utilities to advance low-carbon
Budapest Waterworks hosts conference on the future of water at Planet Budapest 2026
Coinciding with the Planet Budapest Sustainability Event, Budapest Waterworks organised a technical programme for water utility, association and
Public water operators from the city of Naples and the region of Apulia announce a partnership to work on water resilience
Aqua Publica Europea is pleased to welcome the Collaboration Protocol between its members ABC Napoli (city of Naples) and Acquedotto Pugliese (region
Eau de Paris inaugurates its new sustainable headquarters in Paris
Aqua Publica Europea, represented by its President Bernard Van Nuffel, was pleased to attend the inauguration of its member Eau de Paris’ new
Who we are
Aqua Publica Europea (APE) is the European Association of Public Water Operators. It unites publicly owned water and sanitation services and other stakeholders working to promote public water management at both European and international level. APE is an operator-led association that looks for efficient solutions that serve public interests rather than corporate ones.
What we do
Representing the voice of public operators in international policymaking
Fostering exchanges through the useful services, instruments, and initiatives for members
Joining and contributing to initiatives beyond water management