Saône-Et-Loire. A "Very Promising" Project: in the Face of Drought, Gueugnon Wants to Draw on the Source of the Retired Wastewater
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While Arroux has reached a very worrying stretch this summer, forcing the Gueugnonnais to drastically reduce their drinking water consumption, a waste water reuse project set up by the City, the Aperam factory and the Newasys specialized study office was presented this Wednesday at the Dijon Water Carrefour. It is expected to cover one third of the annual needs of the industrialist. The first tests are expected to take place in 2027.
While Arroux has reached a very worrying stretch this summer, forcing the Gueugnonnais to drastically reduce their drinking water consumption, a waste water reuse project set up by the City, the Aperam factory and the Newasys specialized study office was presented this Wednesday at the Dijon Water Carrefour. It is expected to cover one third of the annual needs of the industrialist. The first tests are expected to take place in 2027.
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