Société du canal de provence in the news

The Var region is planning a multi-million euro extension of the Canal de Provence to secure water supply amid increasing droughts.

Concarneau, Brittany, faces drought and implements water restrictions, while the Var region, with significantly less rainfall, is secured by the long-established water management of the Société du Canal de Provence.

The seventh edition of the Bulletin Vigne & Eau for 2026 was produced in collaboration with the Société du Canal de Provence.

The sixth edition of the 'Bulletin Vigne & Eau' for 2026, produced in collaboration with Société du Canal de Provence, has been released.

Société du canal de Provence leverages its water engineering expertise internationally to modernize irrigation systems and manage water resources, supporting agricultural development in various countries.

The Société du Canal de Provence manages 250 million cubic meters of water annually for Provence, focusing on precise consumption forecasting since 1957.

The article details Provence's historical struggle with water scarcity, its reliance on elaborate hydraulic infrastructure drawing from the Alps and Durance and Verdon rivers, and the intertwined history of water and energy management in the region.

Société du Canal de Provence ensures water supply to 5 million people in Provence through a system drawing mainly from the Durance and Verdon rivers, historically linking water and energy management.

Société du canal de Provence leads the Hydrosé project, researching optimal irrigation techniques for rosé wines to ensure quality and water efficiency in Provence vineyards.

Société du canal de Provence is leading the Hydrosé project to develop sustainable irrigation methods for Provence rosé vineyards to combat climate change and ensure grape quality.

Société du canal de Provence (SCP) is implementing solar and hydroelectric projects, including photovoltaic shades and floating solar plants, to achieve energy autonomy and increase renewable energy production.

Swimming in the Canal de Provence is highly dangerous and strictly prohibited due to strong currents, cold water, and slippery infrastructure.

The 4th Water Professional Meetings highlights strategic wastewater reuse and resource preservation projects across the Provence-Alpes-Cote d'Azur region.

Société du Canal de Provence is investing €751 million in smart water management and infrastructure to ensure regional water security amidst worsening climate conditions.

This 2026 newsletter discusses water management in viticulture in collaboration with the Société du Canal de Provence.

Infrastructure projects and smart water management are securing regional supply despite climate challenges and decreasing consumption trends.

Regional authorities and SCP report stable water levels in Provence while initiating long-term sustainability studies and highlighting significant consumption reductions in agriculture and industry.

A collaborative 2026 technical bulletin addresses water management issues within the vineyard industry.

Société du canal de Provence is launching a 335 million euro hydraulic infrastructure project to secure water supply and irrigation in the Var region through 2030.

Société du canal de Provence is launching 'Var Bleu', a €335M infrastructure plan to secure water access through a 52km pipeline and network extensions.