DATEPROVINCESIZEDETAILS
2020Vigo13 tonsIn February 2020, Vigo encountered a 13-ton fatberg. The blockage, composed of congealed fats, oils, and sanitary products, caused major sewer disruptions. Local news reported on the severity of the blockage and the extensive cleanup efforts required.
2020Granada12 tonsGranada dealt with a 12-ton fatberg in March 2020. The fatberg was primarily made up of cooking oils and other waste materials, leading to significant sewer issues. The cleanup was covered extensively by local media.
2020Elche12 tonsIn April 2020, Elche faced a 12-ton fatberg caused by fats, oils, and wet wipes. The incident led to major sewer problems, with local news highlighting the challenges of the cleanup.
2020Santa Cruz de Tenerife11 tonsSanta Cruz de Tenerife reported an 11-ton fatberg in June 2020. The blockage resulted from fats and non-biodegradable items, leading to sewer backups and flooding.
2020Barcelona10 tonsBarcelona experienced a 10-ton fatberg in August 2020. The fatberg, consisting of grease and non-disposable items, caused significant disruptions to the sewer system.
2020Seville14 tonsSeville encountered a 14-ton fatberg in October 2020. The large blockage caused major sewer problems and required a complex and costly cleanup operation.
2020Bilbao9 tonsBilbao faced a 9-ton fatberg in November 2020. The blockage, made up of fats and sanitary products, led to sewer backups.
2021Madrid14 tonsMadrid reported a 14-ton fatberg in February 2021. The blockage caused severe sewer disruptions and required extensive cleanup efforts.
2021Vigo12 tonsVigo experienced a 12-ton fatberg in March 2021. The fatberg led to significant sewer issues, and local media covered the incident extensively.
2021Granada10 tonsGranada dealt with a 10-ton fatberg in April 2021. The blockage resulted from the accumulation of cooking oils and other waste materials.
2021Elche11 tonsIn May 2021, Elche faced an 11-ton fatberg caused by fats, oils, and wet wipes. The cleanup process was significant and widely reported.
2021Santa Cruz de Tenerife12 tonsSanta Cruz de Tenerife encountered a 12-ton fatberg in June 2021, causing sewer backups and flooding.
2021Barcelona13 tonsBarcelona reported a 13-ton fatberg in August 2021. The blockage led to major disruptions to the sewer system.
2021Seville15 tonsSeville dealt with a 15-ton fatberg in September 2021. The large fatberg caused severe sewer problems and required extensive cleanup.
2021Bilbao9 tonsBilbao faced a 9-ton fatberg in November 2021, leading to sewer backups.
2022Madrid16 tonsMadrid reported a 16-ton fatberg in January 2022, the largest in recent years. The blockage caused severe sewer disruptions and flooding.
2022Valencia11 tonsValencia experienced an 11-ton fatberg in March 2022. The fatberg was caused by a mix of fats and non-biodegradable items.
2022Barcelona14 tonsBarcelona encountered a 14-ton fatberg in April 2022, causing significant sewer issues.
2022Bilbao10 tonsBilbao dealt with a 10-ton fatberg in May 2022, resulting in sewer backups.
2022Granada13 tonsGranada reported a 13-ton fatberg in August 2022. The blockage caused significant sewer disruptions.
2022Seville12 tonsSeville faced a 12-ton fatberg in September 2022. Local news highlighted the extensive cleanup process.
2023Madrid18 tonsMadrid reported an 18-ton fatberg in February 2023, the largest recorded in recent years. The blockage caused severe sewer problems and flooding.
2023Barcelona15 tonsBarcelona experienced a 15-ton fatberg in March 2023. The blockage led to significant disruptions and was widely covered by local media.
2023Valencia12 tonsValencia dealt with a 12-ton fatberg in June 2023. The fatberg was composed of fats and non-biodegradable waste.
2023Bilbao11 tonsBilbao faced an 11-ton fatberg in July 2023, leading to sewer backups.
2023Seville13 tonsSeville encountered a 13-ton fatberg in October 2023. The blockage caused significant sewer disruptions.
2024Madrid20 tonsMadrid faced a 20-ton fatberg in January 2024, setting a new record. The blockage caused severe sewer problems and flooding, requiring extensive cleanup.
2024Barcelona17 tonsIn February 2024, Barcelona reported a 17-ton fatberg. The large blockage led to major sewer disruptions and was covered extensively by local media.
2024Valencia13 tonsValencia experienced a 13-ton fatberg in April 2024. The fatberg resulted from a mix of fats and non-biodegradable items.
2024Bilbao12 tonsBilbao encountered a 12-ton fatberg in May 2024. The blockage caused sewer backups and required significant cleanup.
2024Seville14 tonsSeville reported a 14-ton fatberg in August 2024. The incident led to severe sewer problems and extensive cleanup efforts.