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International collaboration strengthens future-proof water safety

As part of the Interreg North Sea STORM SAFE project, Rijkswaterstaat and the UK’s Environment Agency (responsible for the Thames Barrier) joined forces for a two-day knowledge exchange in April 2025. The event focused on enhancing critical water infrastructure, with particular attention to innovati...

Rijkswaterstaat and VNF strengthen cooperation

During a strategic meeting at the Rijkswaterstaat Bureau Brussels office, representatives from Rijkswaterstaat and Voies Navigables de France (VNF) took important steps to enhance their collaboration....

Dutch-Danish Synergy in Securing Coastal Infrastructure

On 26 and 27 March 2025, the Danish Coastal Authority (DCA) visited the BIK programme and the Haringvliet sluices as part of the EU-funded STORM_SAFE project. The project focuses on reducing operational risks and enhancing the cybersecurity of critical water infrastructure in the North Sea region....

STORM_SAFE steering group sets course for secure digital infrastructure

As part of the European Interreg North Sea project STORM_SAFE, the first in-person steering group meeting took place in the Netherlands on 5 March 2025. During the meeting, international partners gathered at the Ramspol storm surge barrier to strengthen the digital resilience of ‘wet’ critical infra...

STORM_SAFE TU/e update

The STORM_SAFE partners recently gathered in Gothenburg. In front of the Göta älv, the river flowing through the centre of Gothenburg, watch ir. Marijn Minkenberg and dr.ir. Michel Reniers from TU/e explain their view on and role in the STORM_SAFE project....

Henrik Bodin Sköld on the history and future plans for flood management in Gothenburg

Gothenburg is located at a very challenging location regarding flood risks. The city faces challenges regarding rising sea levels, the river Göta älv which passes through the central city and several minor streams within the city. The increased risk of heavy rainfall due to climate change further in...

Warm welcome at the STORM_SAFE annual meeting in Gothenburg

In November 2024, the city of Gothenburg gave a warm welcome to all the partners from STORM_SAFE during the annual meeting. In this video, Gunnel Helgeson from the city of Gothenburg shares her enthusiasm for the collaboration within the STORM_SAFE project....

STORM_SAFE update December newsletter

On November 13th and 14th, the STORM_SAFE team gathered in Gothenburg for our annual partner meeting. Hosted by the City of Gothenburg, the event brought together partners from across the project to connect, collaborate, and share insights. The well-planned program, created in close partnership with...

Webinar formal modeling by Professor Holger Hermanns

The webinar 'formal modeling' by Professor Holger Hermanns shines light on the software reliability expertise that is already present in the STORM_SAFE consortium....