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Vienna urban infrastructure expansion

Overview

Vienna is implementing infrastructure projects to address projected population growth and environmental challenges.

As part of the ‘Wiener Wasser 2050’ strategy, the city is expanding its drinking water reserves by constructing a new treatment plant at the Donauinsel. This facility will process up to 1,000 liters of water per second using groundwater from 17 wells to prepare for heatwaves, climate change, and population increases.

Additionally, the Vienna Environmental Committee has approved planning for a new waste treatment plant in the Donaustadt district. Designed to meet upcoming European Union recycling mandates, the facility will include a sorting stage for plastics and metals before incineration, converting generated heat into electricity and thermal energy for local households. Construction is expected to begin no earlier than 2030.

Entities

European Union · Donauinsel Waterworks · Jürgen Czernohorszky · Vienna · City of Vienna

Timeline

  1. 2 days ago

    [BUSINESS] 3 sources
    Vienna approves plans for new waste treatment plant in Donaustadt

    Vienna has approved plans for a new waste treatment plant in Donaustadt to manage growing population needs and meet upcoming EU recycling quotas by 2035.

  2. 3 days ago

    [BUSINESS] 2 sources
    Vienna expands Donauinsel waterworks for drinking water reserves

    Vienna is building a new water treatment plant at Donauinsel to process 1,000 liters per second, enhancing the city's drinking water reserves against climate change and population growth.

Sources

bezirksjournal.at · drweb.de · gwf-wasser.de · oesterreich.orf.at · top-news.at