The final conference in Spain of the REWAFT project was a great success!
On 24 September 2024, at the UPV Alcoy Campus, the Final Conference of the REWAFT Project brought together industry leaders, experts and companies from the textile sector to explore and discuss sustainable solutions aimed at reducing the water footprint.
Organised by the REWAFT Project in collaboration with the Life Anhidra Project, this event focused on presenting the results of the REWAFT Project, showing the water footprint calculation tool developed, the specialised seminars and the MOOC designed to help students and professionals in the textile industry to improve water consumption management.
In addition, there was the participation of managers and technicians from national and European sustainability projects, covering water reuse and circular economy initiatives. These inspiring presentations highlighted ongoing sustainability efforts and provided valuable insights into cutting-edge innovations.
ATEVAL (Asociación de Empresarios Textiles de la Comunidad Valenciana) also spoke, sharing exciting new projects that present significant opportunities for textile companies looking to adopt sustainable practices.
The companies Aquaclean Group and CareApplications®, who have collaborated with the Rewaft Project since the beginning, shared their experiences and discussed best practices for water management in the textile sector, offering practical ideas to overcome the challenges of the industry.
Our sincere thanks to the Life Anhidra Project for their collaboration, to all the speakers for their presentations, and to the attendees – both in person and online – for their participation and commitment to a greener and more sustainable textile industry.
Project, last Thursday 7th March, the company 
as part of the training programme for Higher Education students focused on the reduction of the water footprint 
in the textile sector.
, which result in more sustainable products
, differentiates itself by renewing 
and customizing customers’ existing machines to maximize their performance. This approach not only generates significant energy 
and water 
savings, but also reduces the environmental impact associated with the processes on garments in the textile industry.
for her participation in this seminar which, in addition to providing future textile industry workers with knowledge of alternative technologies for reducing water consumption 
We are pleased to share that the Rewaft Project was presented at the “SUSTAIN E+ Project Final Event” on 23 February in the city of Valencia
, provided an ideal platform to present the project and the results of Rewaft
