Water-link is a public water utility based in Antwerp, Belgium. It produces and distributes drinking water for households and businesses across Antwerp and surrounding municipalities, operating treatment plants, trunk mains, and regional pipeline networks. The company traces its roots to the Antwerp municipal waterworks and functions as an intermunicipal utility focused on reliable supply, water quality control, and infrastructure management in Flanders.
For the chemical and port industries around Antwerp, Water-link provides high-volume industrial and process water services, including tailored water qualities for production, cooling, and utilities. It designs, builds, and operates dedicated water infrastructure and pipeline connections in industrial zones, supporting continuous operations and regulatory compliance for large sites. Water-link also collaborates with public and private partners on projects that improve resource efficiency and strengthen the resilience of the Antwerp industrial cluster.
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The ECLUSE tunnel will transport steam across the Scheldt, enhancing energy efficiency and reducing CO2 emissions by connecting waste-to-energy facilities with industrial users.
ECLUSE 2 will transport steam under the Scheldt, reducing CO2 emissions by 100,000 tons annually and supporting green energy goals with a new tunnel for future industrial connections.
ECLUSE reduces CO2 emissions by 100,000 tonnes annually by supplying steam from waste incineration to six chemical companies, supporting Flemish climate goals.
