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Municipal water-capacity dashboard

Product 2 · aggregate capacity & drought status across Greece's DEYAs & municipalities

A DEYA-facing view built entirely from public reporting (the same data behind the feasibility report). Crete is the most deeply seeded region; national anchors (Attica, Thessaly) are seeded and the rest fills in via the Diavgeia pipeline. The live product would overlay a municipality's own metering data(e.g. Heraklion's ~18,000 digital meters) to show real hotels-vs-residential allocation — shown here as a clearly-labelled sample. This prototype is the asset to open that conversation, using a paying Product 1 customer as the case study.

9

Municipalities tracked

1

In water emergency

7

Constrained

1

Documented refusals

Aposelemis reservoir

as of 2025-10-18

Serves Heraklion, Hersonissos, and neighbouring municipalities

10%2,604,953 m³ stored

Red tick = 20% supply-cut alert threshold. Historic low: 1,080,000 m³ (2018). source

By municipality

MunicipalityRegionStatusRefused m³/dayLast update

Agios Nikolaos (Plaka)

DEYAN (Agios Nikolaos)

CreteDocumented refusal236.262025-12

Viannos

Municipality of Viannos water service

CreteConstrained2025-05

Faistos (Mesara)

DEYA Faistos

CreteWater emergency2025-10

Hersonissos

DEYA Hersonissos

CreteConstrained2025-10

Apokoronas

DEYA Apokoronas

CreteConstrained2016-07

Archanes-Asterousia

Municipality of Archanes-Asterousia water service

CreteConstrained2023-05

Gavdos

Municipality of Gavdos water service

CreteConstrained2024-08

Attica (Athens metropolitan area)

EYDAP (Athens Water Supply & Sewerage)

AtticaConstrained2025-08

Karditsa / Lake Plastira

Municipality of Karditsa water service

ThessalyConstrained2025

Full provenance and per-source verification on the data-source map.

Hotels vs residential allocation

Sample — not real data

Illustrative only. This panel activates when a municipality shares metering data; the shape below is a placeholder to show the concept, not a measurement.

Hotels / tourism Residential
Hersonissos
62%
38%
Agios Nikolaos
48%
52%
Faistos
21%
79%