Prélèvements en eau — abstraction database
The Banque Nationale des Prélèvements en Eau: annual volumes actually abstracted at each declared abstraction point, classified by purpose — public water supply, irrigation, industry, electricity generation and canals — with the qualification and verification status the water agency assigned to each declaration.
Rights
- Commercial reuse
- Yes
- Redistribution
- Yes
- Derivative use
- Yes
- Attribution required
- YesSource: Hub’Eau / Système d’information sur l’eau, under Licence Ouverte (Etalab).
- Terms last checked
- 25 August 2026
Access and coverage
- Publisher
- Agences de l’eau / Office français de la biodiversité
- Geographic coverage
- France — 193,000 abstraction points, department and commune level
- Temporal coverage
- 2012 onwards
- Update frequency
- annual
- Formats
- json, csv, api
- Bulk download
- Available
- Registration required
- No
- Cost to Hydrionis
- Free
- Domains
- abstraction, withdrawal, sector use
Notes
Records actual declared abstraction, not licensed entitlement. The two are separate quantities and Hydrionis does not derive one from the other.
What Hydrionis holds from this publisher
The publisher’s own coverage is above. This is what Hydrionis has actually taken from it, at the subjects it measures — gauges, boreholes, reservoirs or places.
What is measured
- Water abstracted for canals and navigation · Mm³
- Water abstracted for electricity generation · Mm³
- Water abstracted for industry · Mm³
- Water abstracted for irrigation and agriculture · Mm³
- Water abstracted for public water supply · Mm³
- Water abstracted, all purposes · Mm³
How current it is
- Expected publication lag
- Hydrionis holds everything Hub'Eau / BNPE currently offers — it was read 4 days ago. The newest value still covers 2023, further back than the 550 days an annual value usually takes to appear. The publisher has not issued anything newer; the gap is its reporting schedule, not a Hydrionis failure.
Hydrionis products built from it
Where this publisher’s data reaches a reader. Each has its own page, with its licence and how to cite it.