What is the state of groundwater in Luxembourg?

DP MPs André Bauler and Gusty Graas wanted to know how the groundwater levels have evolved in recent months.

« Dans certaines régions de l’Europe, les déficits en eaux pluviales durant cet hiver risquent de conduire à une sécheresse aigue et à des goulets d’étranglement en matière d’approvisionnement en eau potable dès ce printemps.

Au Luxembourg, l’on a dû constater que les eaux pluviales ont été sensiblement déficitaires au cours du mois de février. Ces déficits semblent avoir été compensés, du moins en partie, en mars.

Voilà pourquoi j’aimerais poser les questions suivantes à Madame la Ministre de l’Environnement, du Climat et du Développement durable et à Madame la Ministre de l’Intérieur :

  • Comment la nappe phréatique a-t-elle évolué au fil des derniers mois ? Comment les eaux pluviales ont-elles évolué depuis janvier 2022 ?
  • Quel est le coût moyen d’un mètre cube d’eau potable au Luxembourg ? Quelle est la commune qui applique le prix le plus élevé ? Quelle est celle qui applique le prix le moins élevé ?
  • Est-il possible de dresser un tableau comparatif indiquant les différents prix d’eau potable par commune tout en précisant le coût de traitement par mètre cube ? »

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