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Furthermore, water stress issues increasingly occur in parts of western, eastern and northern Europe also. Compared to the average regional conditions, water stress levels are generally high in the wider area of Copenhagen (Denmark), London – Thames (UK) and Stockholm (Sweden), and the river basins of the Loire (France), Meuse (France-Netherlands-Belgium), Weser (Germany) and Oder (Germany-Poland), as well as in several sub-basins of Hungary, Romania and Bulgaria. This is usually a result of urbanisation, rising living standards and locally significant demand for public water supply and cooling water used in the industry and energy sectors.