🔧 Our solutions
Our main solution: treated water that complies with European standards
At Watem, our primary commitment is to provide treated water that is safe and strictly compliant with European standards, recognized as one of the most demanding standards in the world.
Thanks to the expertise we develop in collaboration with OiEau France, we guarantee water quality that meets the highest health and technical criteria.
Our objective is clear: to protect the health of populations and ensure the performance of industrial processes through controlled, stable and monitored water.
For whom?
Water authorities and services
Mining and manufacturing industries
Agrifood
Agricultural and pastoral installations
Hospitals and schools
NGOs and humanitarian projects
Technical installations requiring controlled water
What we guarantee
Compliance with European standards — strict adherence to the requirements of the European Drinking Water Directive and WHO standards.
OiEau France Expertise — technical support, advanced methodologies, good practices and alignment with international standards.
Certified sanitary quality — microbiological, physico-chemical control and absence of critical contaminants.
Stability of parameters — pH, turbidity, chlorine, minerality and key indicators continuously monitored.
Industrial process safety — water suitable for machines, circuits, cooling, washing, transformation.
Traceability and control — regular analyses, photometry, rigorous reporting and monitoring.
Our commitment
Watem is committed to providing water:
healthy,
standardized,
controlled,
aligned with European standards,
guaranteeing health and performance.
Why this compliance is essential
Aligning with European standards helps to guarantee:
maximum health and safety,
a reduction of risks for users,
optimal compatibility with modern industrial equipment,
a reduction in maintenance costs,
sustainable regulatory compliance.
With Watem, you offer reliable, standardized and secure water, adapted to the needs of households, communities and industries.
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