International Cooperations

Gas and water issues cannot be solved on their own. This is why the DVGW seeks contact and partnership with many stakeholders - national and international.

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Working Internationally for the Future

The DVGW contributes its expertise in the gas and water sector through international networking, while at the same time ensuring that innovative ideas from abroad can also be used in Germany.

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DVGW's International Cooperations

Working Hand in Hand for a Better Future

Partnerships ensure the mutual exchange of experience and help to anchor gas as an important factor against climate change and to consistently and continuously develop and implement high quality standards for drinking water. The DVGW maintains numerous partnerships, some of which have been in place for many years, on a national and international level. The following are some of our most important partners.
Partnerships ensure the mutual exchange of experience and help to anchor gas as an important factor against climate change and to consistently and continuously develop and implement high quality standards for drinking water. The DVGW maintains numerous partnerships, some of which have been in place for many years, on a national and international level. The following are some of our most important partners.
European Research Cooperations

DVGW's research and development work comprises projects in pan-European research cooperations

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International Partners

The DVGW is networked worldwide and thus promotes exchange in the energy and water sector

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International Memberships

DVGW is a member of many international organisations and research associations

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