DATEPROVINCESIZEDETAILS
2020Lisbon, Baixa10 tonsLarge fatberg caused by cooking oils, fats, and sanitary products, blocking a main sewer line.
2020Porto, Ribeira8 tonsFound in a historic area, composed mainly of fats and organic waste from restaurants.
2020Lisbon, Bairro Alto12 tonsFatberg discovered in a central area, composed primarily of cooking fats and sanitary products.
2020Faro, City Center7 tonsSmaller fatberg found in a residential area, causing localized flooding due to blocked drains.
2020Porto, Boavista9 tonsDisrupted sewer flow in a busy district, requiring significant removal efforts.
2020Lisbon, Alfama11 tonsMajor fatberg in a historic district, primarily composed of fats and non-biodegradable items.
2020Coimbra, City Center8 tonsFound near a commercial area, primarily composed of fats and oils from nearby food outlets.
2020Lisbon, Parque das Nações13 tonsLarge fatberg caused by the accumulation of cooking oil and wipes, leading to sewer blockage.
2020Porto, Matosinhos10 tonsFatberg discovered near the waterfront, primarily composed of organic waste from restaurants.
2020Lisbon, Rossio14 tonsLargest fatberg of the year, causing significant sewer disruptions in a tourist area.
2020Faro, Olhão7 tonsSmaller fatberg found near a residential district, primarily composed of household waste.
2020Porto, Foz do Douro9 tonsFatberg discovered near a beach area, causing localized flooding and sewer overflow.
2021Lisbon, Belém12 tonsMajor fatberg found near a historic site, caused by the accumulation of fats and oils.
2021Porto, Gaia11 tonsFatberg caused by improper disposal of cooking fats, blocking a main sewer line.
2021Lisbon, Chiado13 tonsSignificant fatberg discovered in a commercial district, leading to major sewer disruptions.
2021Faro, Quarteira8 tonsFound near a tourist area, primarily composed of fats and organic waste from restaurants.
2021Porto, Cedofeita10 tonsFatberg caused by improper waste disposal, requiring extensive removal efforts.
2021Lisbon, Marquês de Pombal14 tonsOne of the largest fatbergs reported, blocking a main sewer line in a busy intersection.
2021Faro, Vilamoura9 tonsFound near a resort area, composed primarily of fats and oils from nearby hotels.
2021Porto, Campanhã12 tonsFatberg discovered in a residential area, causing localized flooding and sewer blockage.
2021Lisbon, Alvalade11 tonsMajor fatberg in a residential district, primarily composed of fats and non-biodegradable items.
2021Faro, Loulé8 tonsFatberg caused by improper disposal practices in a residential area, leading to a sewer blockage.
2021Porto, Bonfim10 tonsDisrupted sewer flow in a busy district, requiring significant removal efforts.
2021Lisbon, Santos13 tonsSignificant fatberg found near a commercial area, primarily composed of cooking oils and fats.
2022Faro, Tavira7 tonsSmaller fatberg discovered in a residential area, composed mainly of household waste.
2022Porto, Massarelos9 tonsFatberg found near a university, primarily composed of organic waste and sanitary products.
2022Lisbon, Areeiro12 tonsLarge fatberg caused by a mix of fats, oils, and non-biodegradable items, blocking a main sewer line.
2022Faro, Almancil8 tonsFound in a tourist area, primarily composed of fats and oils from nearby restaurants.
2022Porto, Paranhos11 tonsFatberg discovered in a residential district, leading to significant sewer blockages.
2022Lisbon, Lapa14 tonsLargest fatberg reported in mid-2022, blocking a main sewer line in a historic district.
2022Faro, Albufeira9 tonsFound near a popular beach, primarily composed of fats, oils, and sanitary products.
2022Porto, Aldoar10 tonsFatberg causing major sewer blockages, leading to traffic disruptions and localized flooding.
2022Lisbon, Estrela13 tonsSignificant fatberg discovered near a commercial area, leading to major sewer disruptions.
2022Faro, Lagos8 tonsFound near a tourist area, primarily composed of fats and oils from local businesses.
2022Porto, Lordelo do Ouro11 tonsFatberg discovered in a residential area, caused by improper disposal practices.
2022Lisbon, Campo de Ourique14 tonsLarge fatberg causing significant sewer blockages in a busy district, requiring extensive removal.
2023Faro, Portimão9 tonsFatberg found near a tourist area, primarily composed of fats and organic waste from restaurants.
2023Porto, Ramalde10 tonsSignificant fatberg discovered in a residential area, causing localized flooding.
2023Lisbon, Amoreiras13 tonsLarge fatberg found near a shopping district, primarily composed of fats, oils, and sanitary products.
2023Faro, Lagoa8 tonsFound in a residential area, primarily composed of household waste and non-biodegradable items.
2023Porto, Antas11 tonsFatberg causing sewer blockages and traffic disruptions in a busy district.
2023Lisbon, Benfica14 tonsSignificant fatberg discovered in a residential area, leading to major sewer blockages.
2023Faro, Silves9 tonsFound near a tourist attraction, primarily composed of fats and oils from local businesses.
2023Porto, Carvalhido10 tonsMajor fatberg causing significant disruptions in a residential district.
2023Lisbon, Odivelas12 tonsLarge fatberg found near a residential area, composed mainly of fats and oils.
2023Faro, Alvor8 tonsFound near a beach area, primarily composed of fats and oils from nearby hotels and restaurants.
2023Porto, Boavista13 tonsFatberg discovered in a commercial district, leading to significant sewer blockages.
2023Lisbon, Rato14 tonsLargest fatberg reported at the end of 2023, causing extensive sewer damage in a busy district.
2024Faro, Quarteira9 tonsFatberg found near a tourist area, primarily composed of fats, oils, and sanitary products.
2024Porto, Foz do Douro10 tonsMajor fatberg discovered near a residential area, causing localized flooding and sewer blockage.
2024Lisbon, São Domingos de Benfica12 tonsFatberg found in a residential district, caused by improper disposal of fats and oils.
2024Faro, Albufeira8 tonsFound near a resort area, primarily composed of fats and oils from local restaurants and hotels.
2024Porto, Cedofeita11 tonsSignificant fatberg discovered in a residential area, causing major sewer blockages.
2024Lisbon, Telheiras14 tonsLarge fatberg causing extensive sewer blockages in a busy residential district.
2024Faro, Loulé9 tonsFound near a popular market, primarily composed of fats, oils, and non-biodegradable items.
2024Porto, Paranhos10 tonsMajor fatberg discovered in a residential district, causing localized flooding and sewer blockage.
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