News & events
The latest developments, projects, and innovations in smart water management and sustainable infrastructure.
Beaver Excavation Threatens New Residential Area in Dordrecht
Rapid Response Prevents Flooding Risk
How a smart flood protection solution safeguarded 150 future homes from damage caused by beaver burrowing activities.
23 July 2026
Water storage in greenhouse horticulture and agriculture
The BUWAtank® as part of an integrated water system
Water is one of the most important factors for successful greenhouse horticulture and agricultural businesses. The availability, quality, and management of water have a direct impact on yields, efficiency, and sustainability.
2 June 2026
Trade Show Participation: GreenTech 2026
DWM to Exhibit at GreenTech Amsterdam with a Focus on Sustainable Water Storage
Dutch Water Management (DWM) will be participating in this year’s leading GreenTech trade show in Amsterdam.
28 May 2026
Dutch Water Management present at IFAT Munich
International stage for water, environmental, and infrastructure solutions
IFAT Munich is the place where the international water sector converges – and Dutch Water Management is there.
17 March 2026
About the Rebranding
One name for integrated water management solutions.
This rebranding makes our vision for smart water management clear and future-oriented.
13 March 2026
Manageable Water Management as the Foundation for Safety and Continuity
Why Water Control Is Crucial in the Netherlands
Water is indispensable, but without proper management it can also be unpredictable. Within Dutch Water Management, the Control pillar forms the foundation of effective and reliable water management. Control focuses on the regulation, steering, and management of water flows, ensuring that water reaches where it is needed and is held back where it could cause damage.
Why Water Control Is Essential in the Netherlands
The Netherlands is renowned worldwide as a country where water control is not a luxury, but a necessity. Large parts of the country lie below sea level and depend on an intricate system of pumping stations, weirs, gates, and control structures. Well-managed water control provides:
- Protection against flooding and water-related nuisance;
- Maintaining stable water levels for agriculture, nature, and urban development;
- Reliable drainage of excess water during periods of heavy rainfall;
- A safe and livable environment, even in densely populated areas.
Without precise control of water flows, infrastructure, economic activity, and the living environment would be placed at immediate risk.
Solutions Within the Control Pillar
Within the Control pillar, Dutch Water Management provides solutions that contribute to accurate water regulation in surface water, drainage, and infiltration systems. These include:
- Gates and non-return valves;
- Weirs and overflow structures;
- Configurable, low-maintenance control solutions.
These products are used by water authorities, municipalities, contractors, engineering consultancies, and industrial organizations that require high standards of reliability, durability, and safety.
Control as Part of an Integrated Approach
Water control never stands alone. That is why Control, together with Store (water storage) and Protect (water protection), forms the core of Dutch Water Management’s integrated approach. By making water flows manageable, opportunities are created for smart storage and effective protection. In this way, we build systems that not only perform today, but are also prepared for the challenges of tomorrow.
With Control, we provide control over water in the Netherlands and far beyond. This is the foundation for safety, continuity, and future-proof water management.
12 March 2026
Sustainable Water Storage Is More Important Than Ever
Smart Water Storage for Future-Proof Water Availability
By storing water intelligently, we create flexibility within water systems that are facing ever-increasing demands.
11 March 2026
Reliable Water Protection with Sustainable Plastic Sheet Piles
Why Water Protection Is Essential
Reliable and sustainable water protection starts with intelligent solutions that safeguard shorelines, infrastructure, and communities against the growing challenges of climate change.
8 March 2026