BRL Groupe in the news

The BRL tower in Nîmes, originally built for the CNARBRL, has been abandoned for three decades with failed rehabilitation projects, despite being a significant architectural landmark.

A public inquiry is underway in Moussac regarding BRL's request for environmental authorization to abstract water from two local boreholes, with residents expressing environmental concerns.

BRL renewed its three-year partnership with the Unîmes Université Foundation to support students and strengthen university-industry ties.

Modernizing its regional hydraulic network, expanding internationally, accelerating digital transformation, partnering with agricultural bodies, and experimenting with innovative solutions.

The Rhôny-Vistre-Vidourle community launched a 2.5 million euro greenway project along the BRL canal in Southern Gard, connecting key local sites and promoting soft mobility.

BRL is investing over 71 million euros to extend the Aqua Domitia hydraulic network, enabling Rhône water supply to the Biterrois by 2020 and supporting regional climate adaptation.

BRL Groupe deployed an eco-friendly, solar-powered construction cabin with water-saving and odor-control features at a remote site, supporting social employment and sustainability.

The Chamber of Agriculture of Hérault and BRL Group partnered to promote sustainable water management in agriculture amid climate challenges.

The Chamber of Agriculture of Hérault and BRL partnered to promote sustainable water management and support farmers amid climate challenges.

The Hérault Department is investing €1.2 million in critical maintenance and safety upgrades for the Salagou and Olivettes dams, managed partly by BRL, to ensure sustainable water management and climate resilience.

BRL's Mediterranean water management expertise is attracting international attention for addressing water resource challenges in drought-prone regions.

BRL will invest 100 million euros over ten years to modernize its 50-year-old hydraulic infrastructure in Occitanie with energy-efficient and heat-resistant equipment.

The article discusses collective efforts, innovations, and financial strategies to address water scarcity and management challenges in southern France, highlighting BRL Groupe's role in regional water resource management.

The Gard department is mobilizing through a major forum and studies by BRL Ingénierie to address urgent climate change impacts on water resources.

BRL manages and modernizes hydraulic infrastructure in southern France to support regional growth and climate adaptation with sustainable water use.

BRL, celebrating 70 years, has transformed from a demographic growth supporter to a climate change adaptation operator, expanding its hydraulic network and promoting water efficiency in Occitanie.

Rives & Eaux du Sud-Ouest is addressing severe water scarcity in southwestern France through infrastructure optimization, new storage projects, and water-saving policies amid climate change impacts.

French water infrastructure is modernizing through durable materials, trenchless rehabilitation, and advanced diagnostics, with BRL Exploitation managing a key regional network.

BRL Group and SDIS de l'Aude partnered to let firefighters use raw water from the Regional Hydraulic Network for fire suppression, conserving drinking water.

Groupe BRL and SDIS of Aude collaborate to allow firefighters access to raw irrigation water, enhancing fire prevention while conserving potable water amid climate challenges.