Salher ensures compliance with Royal Decree 1085/2024 across all its water reuse systems

What does Royal Decree 1085/2024 entail?

The recent European Directive on Urban Wastewater Treatment, approved by the European Commission, establishes more demanding objectives to reduce environmental impact and guarantee the sustainability of water resources. In this context, Spain has taken a proactive stepby implementing Royal Decree 1085/2024, which regulates the production and reuse of reclaimed water, in line with European principles.

This regulation introduces key requirements to regulate the safe and efficient use of recycled water:

• Strict quality criteria: Defines quality standards for agricultural, urban, industrial and recreational uses.
• Mandatory reuse plans: Promotes the substitution of natural water resources with reclaimed water.
• Advanced control systems: Strengthens inspection and compliance procedures to meet environmental and public health objectives.

At Salher, always one step ahead

For Salher, compliance with regulations is not just an obligation; it is an opportunity to reaffirm our commitment to the future of water and environmental protection. Companies that embrace water reuse and technological innovation will lead positive changes in water resource management, benefiting everyone.

Adopting solutions aligned with Royal Decree 1085/2024 will offer companies multiple advantages:

• Cost optimization: Water reuse reduces dependence on natural water sources and associated expenses.

• Environmental responsibility: It contributes to the circular economy and minimizes environmental impact.

• Positioning as a sustainable leader: Enhances corporate reputation, attracting clients and investors interested in responsible practices.

Royal Decree 1085/2024 is just the beginning of a necessary transformation in water management. Salher continues to work on providing solutions that meet current challenges to ensure the future of water.