Meet WaveSave at Aquatech Asia 2026 in Bangkok

WaveSave will join the Netherlands delegation at Aquatech Asia 2026 in Bangkok from 25 to 27 November 2026. During the exhibition, we will present practical Dutch solutions for flood protection, water storage and climate resilience.

We look forward to meeting Thai and regional organisations that want to improve flood preparedness, manage water more effectively or explore opportunities for pilot projects and long-term cooperation.

About Aquatech Asia 2026

Aquatech Asia 2026 marks the first Bangkok edition of the international Aquatech exhibition. The event brings together water professionals from across Southeast Asia and other regions.

Utilities, government organisations, industries, engineers, researchers and technology providers will meet to discuss practical answers to water-related challenges. As a result, visitors can explore new technologies while also meeting potential project and business partners.

The exhibition covers water technology, integrated water management, drinking water, process water and wastewater. In addition, Aquatech Asia places special attention on flood and drought management. This theme closely matches WaveSave’s work in flood protection, temporary water storage and climate adaptation.

  • Exhibition
  • Bangkok, Thailand Asia
  • November 25–27, 2026

WaveSave at Aquatech Asia 2026

WaveSave develops and implements solutions that help organisations manage both excess water and water shortages. At Aquatech Asia 2026, our team will discuss how these solutions can support cities, industries, infrastructure operators, agricultural areas and vulnerable communities.

Visitors can learn more about:

  • Mobile flood barriers
  • Temporary flood protection
  • Emergency water containment
  • Water storage systems
  • Early warning systems
  • Data-supported water management
  • Flood and drought resilience
  • Pilot projects and local implementation

 

Rather than offering a single product, WaveSave combines practical technologies, project experience and local cooperation. Therefore, we can adapt our approach to the needs of each location.

 

SLAMDAM mobile flood protection

A central part of our participation will be SLAMDAM, a reusable, water-filled mobile flood barrier.

Teams can deploy SLAMDAM where temporary protection is needed. For example, the barrier can help protect buildings, infrastructure, roads, industrial sites and other vulnerable locations. Because the system uses water as its main filling material, it can reduce the need to transport and handle large amounts of sand.

The barrier also offers flexible placement. Consequently, users can apply it along rivers, canals, roads, buildings or temporary containment areas, depending on the local situation.

During Aquatech Asia 2026, visitors can discuss:

  • Suitable SLAMDAM applications
  • Required barrier dimensions
  • Deployment planning
  • Emergency preparedness
  • Local training and maintenance
  • Demonstrations and pilot projects
  • Options for local partnerships

 

WaveSave will use its presentations to show how climate adaptation becomes tangible when technologies are practical, scalable and easy to integrate into existing systems.

 

Water storage and drought resilience

Water management does not stop when a flood has passed. Many locations must manage heavy rainfall during one part of the year and water shortages during another.

WaveSave therefore also works on temporary and flexible water storage. These systems can help retain water when it is available and support planned use during drier periods. Applications may include agriculture, emergency supply, construction, industrial sites and local water management.

By connecting flood protection with water storage, organisations can move from emergency response towards a broader water resilience strategy.

Early warning and integrated water management

Timely information can help organisations act before a water-related emergency becomes more severe. For this reason, WaveSave also works with early warning systems, data collection, mapping and risk assessment.

These tools can support decisions about:

  • When to deploy temporary flood barriers
  • Which locations require protection first
  • How water levels are changing
  • Where temporary storage may be needed
  • How organisations can improve emergency planning

 

Physical protection and timely information work best together. As a result, our approach can combine monitoring, planning and practical action.

Why Thailand matters to WaveSave

Thailand faces a wide range of water management needs. Urban areas, industries, infrastructure and agriculture all depend on reliable access to water. At the same time, heavy rainfall, flooding and seasonal water shortages can create serious operational and economic risks.

These conditions create opportunities for cooperation between Thai organisations and the Dutch water sector. However, successful projects require more than exporting technology. They also require local knowledge, trusted partners and solutions that fit the Thai context.

WaveSave wants to build that cooperation for the long term. Therefore, our participation in Aquatech Asia 2026 forms part of a broader strategy for Thailand rather than a one-off exhibition visit.

Part of the Netherlands delegation

WaveSave will participate as part of the Netherlands delegation. This joint presence brings together Dutch organisations with different forms of water expertise.

The Netherlands has extensive experience in managing water in densely populated and low-lying areas. Dutch companies and knowledge organisations have developed practical approaches to flood protection, water technology, delta management and climate adaptation.

At Aquatech Asia 2026, the delegation will connect this experience with the priorities of Thailand and Southeast Asia. At the same time, Dutch participants can learn from Thai organisations, local experts and regional project experience.

Cooperation through the PIB programme

Our participation also connects closely with WaveSave’s involvement in the Partners for International Business programme, commonly known as PIB.

The Netherlands Enterprise Agency, RVO, uses this programme to support groups of Dutch businesses that want to enter or expand within an international market. By working together with other companies and the Dutch government, participants can build a stronger and more coordinated market position.

Within the Thailand cluster, WaveSave aims to:

  • Develop relationships with Thai stakeholders
  • Learn more about local water management priorities
  • Identify suitable applications and project locations
  • Find local implementation and distribution partners
  • Explore demonstrations and pilot projects
  • Build long-term commercial and technical cooperation

 

Aquatech Asia 2026 provides an important meeting point for this work. It gives the Dutch cluster an opportunity to meet public and private organisations from Thailand and the wider region.

Who should meet WaveSave?

We welcome conversations with organisations working on flood risk, water management, infrastructure and climate resilience.

Relevant visitors include:

  • Government agencies
  • Provincial and municipal authorities
  • Water authorities and utilities
  • Disaster management organisations
  • Engineering and consultancy companies
  • Infrastructure developers
  • Industrial site operators
  • Agricultural and irrigation organisations
  • Project developers and contractors
  • Universities and research institutes
  • NGOs and international development organisations
  • Local distributors and implementation partners

 

Whether you already have a defined project or want to explore an initial idea, our team would be pleased to discuss the next steps.

Explore cooperation in Thailand and Southeast Asia

WaveSave is looking for practical opportunities that can lead to lasting results. These may include a local demonstration, a feasibility assessment, a pilot deployment or cooperation on a larger water management programme.

During a meeting, we can discuss:

  • The water-related challenge at your location
  • Existing flood or drought risks
  • Technical and operational requirements
  • Possible WaveSave solutions
  • Local roles and responsibilities
  • Training and implementation
  • Potential project financing
  • A suitable route towards a pilot project

 

Early discussions help establish whether a solution fits the local situation. They can also identify the technical information required for a more detailed proposal.

Meet WaveSave in Bangkok

Are you attending Aquatech Asia 2026 in Bangkok?

Arrange a meeting with WaveSave to discuss mobile flood protection, water storage, early warning systems or a possible project in Thailand or Southeast Asia.

 

Event details

  • Event: Aquatech Asia 2026
  • Dates: 25–27 November 2026
  • Location: Queen Sirikit National Convention Center
  • City: Bangkok, Thailand
  • Event type: International water technology exhibition and conference
  • WaveSave participation: Netherlands delegation
  • Stand: To be announced

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Quick answer

WaveSave will participate in Aquatech Asia 2026 at the Queen Sirikit National Convention Center in Bangkok. As part of the Netherlands delegation, we will present SLAMDAM mobile flood protection and other solutions for water storage, early warning and climate resilience. Our participation also supports our long-term market development in Thailand through the Partners for International Business programme.

Interested in meeting us at the event?