Roman Neunteufel

Roman Neunteufel is a dedicated researcher at the University of Natural Resources and Life Sciences, Vienna (BOKU), affiliated with the Institute of Sanitary Engineering and Water Pollution Control under the Department of Landscape, Water and Infrastructure. His work focuses on critical intersections of water management, climate change, and sustainable infrastructure, with over 15 years of experience in analyzing Austrian water systems.

• Education: PhD in 2008, Graduate Engineer (2001)

Dr. Neunteufel’s research spans water demand modeling, climate change adaptation strategies, benchmarking in water utilities, and household consumption patterns. His recent projects address drought resilience, groundwater sustainability, and innovative heat extraction from water supply systems, reflecting a commitment to environmental policy and engineering solutions.

Key trends in his publications highlight collaborations with international experts on cross-border benchmarking, macroeconomic assessments of climate impacts, and guidelines for water loss reduction (e.g., ÖVGW Richtlinie W 63). His work emphasizes data-driven decision-making and integrating scientific insights into Austrian water policy.

• Scientific Awards:
  • ÖVGW Studienpreis (2009)
  • Leistungsstipendium (1998)

Dr. Neunteufel has supervised numerous theses and contributed to strategic asset management frameworks, including the DATMOD-Leitfaden for model creation and calibration. His presentations at global conferences like the IWA World Water Congress and World Congress of Environmental and Resource Economists underscore his influence in shaping sustainable water practices.