On 1 and 2 December 2021, the association of European water regulators (WAREG) and the Italian Regulatory Authority for Energy, Networks and Environment (ARERA), convene the second European Forum on Regulation of Water Services. This event will take place online.

Aqua Publica Europea, the European Association of Public Water Operators, and Águas de Gaia, the public water operator of the city of Vila Nova de Gaia (Portugal) invite you to explore why the sustainable management of water resources represents a pillar of a fair climate transition, and how the EU Green Deal can foster the achievement of this objective. The specific contribution that public water operators can offer in this field will be discussed with local and European and national policymakers, civil society’s organisations and experts.

On 2 June, The Global Water Operators' Partnerships Alliance (GWOPA), invites you to a webinar on COVID-19 Emergency response, business continuity and resilience of utilities.

On 12 December, the European Commission organises the EU Water Innovation Conference 2019 (EUWIC) in Zaragoza, Spain, with discussions focused on the theme: "Accelerating action to tackle water pollution and enhance EU preparedness to water-related climate change impacts". The day before the conference, Aqua Publica Europea will take part in

On 3 December 2019, WAREG, the association of European water regulators, convenes the first European Forum on Regulation of Water Services in Rome, Italy.

On 4 and 5 December, Aqua Publica Europea will participate in the discussion taking place in Amsterdam during the two-day conference 'The Future Is Public'. The event will gather public services from all parts of the world to exchange on practices and concrete solutions with a future-looking approach.

On 2 October 2019, the WWT Water Scotland Conference, organised in Glasgow, will address the key questions of the water sector's next priorities and actions. Aqua Publica Europea's members from the Scottish Government as well as Scottish Water will present the multiple aspects of water management in Scotland, including long-term