Breaking new ground

Golf courses worldwide are facing increasing challenges related to water conservation, climate extremes, and the need for sustainable outdoor spaces. The Royal Antwerp Golf Club (RAGC), Belgium’s oldest club known for preserving and nurturing its heritage courses, has once again raised the bar – this time, as the first golf course in Belgium to install Exlterra's GEPS (Groundwater Energy Passive System).

Urban stormwater management faces critical challenges as cities expand, but Exlterra’s Groundwater Energy Passive System (GEPS) offers an innovative solution. This technology maximizes infiltration in space-constrained environments while ensuring environmental safety and can be used standalone or alongside existing low-impact development (LID) systems...

Detention basins, also called Detention Ponds, play a crucial role in stormwater management, but they can face various challenges over...

Dealing with a flooded backyard can be frustrating and potentially damaging to your property. This guide will help you understand what...

The Royal Antwerp Golf Club, one of Belgium's premier golf courses, has chosen Exlterra's GEPS system for its stormwater management needs...

Water management on golf courses is a perennial challenge, particularly in regions with fluctuating weather patterns. At Aa Saint-Omer...

Managing water on golf courses is a constant challenge, especially in areas with unpredictable weather or problematic soil conditions...

Urban areas face increasing challenges with water management due to impermeable surfaces and climate change. Exlterra GEPS offers...

Managing water sustainably is critical for environmental preservation and urban planning. GEPS provides a groundbreaking solution...

Excess water on golf courses can ruin playability and turf quality. Traditional drainage systems often fall short, leaving courses...