Approaching the first year of implementation, the GreenLED consortium met at the end of May in Madrid to share the progress of this unique project. This project will create a reference in climate adaptation by demonstrating that rainwater can be a reliable source of water to meet growing urban water demand, meeting the regulatory constraints for public health and rainwater reuse in cities.

FieldFactors is nominated for the Waterproof Award 2024. Since 2019, we have been working with cities and end users in Spain to mitigate urban flooding and tackle water scarcity with our BlueBloqs Circular water systems. For the positive impact or our work, we have been nominated for the Waterproof Award by Partners for Water.

The Gouden Gieter challenge is looking for products that combat problems due to climate change -drought and flooding. Together with 16 others we are selected for the category ‘Best Product’! A jury will review all nominees and the winner will be revealed on November 21 in Houten.

Field Factors is one of the finalists of the Postcode Lotteries Green Challenge 2019. Together with other four green start-ups from Great Britain, Germany and Sweden, we will be on 3 October in the final of the annual sustainability competition of the Postcode Loterij.

Maintaining good surface water quality and dealing with drought are growing challenges in urban areas. To help municipalities, water authorities and end-users adapt to climate change, we have developed Bluebloqs technology. Bluebloqs Biofilter is part of our circular system to enable rainwater storage and reuse in urban areas.