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Cases / Law, regulation and treaties · Spain · 2024–2025

Spanish public pool pays over €4 billion in Valencia flood claims

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Did nature suffer? Not measured.
What the record lacks: 2 none on record · 1 not measured See the gaps

Spain's Consorcio de Compensación de Seguros had paid more than €4 billion for losses from the 2024 Valencia DANA floods, La Moncloa reported in November 2025. Ivie, a Valencian institute, estimated losses above €17 billion; the sources reviewed do not address effects on nature.

What?
Spain's Consorcio paid more than €4 billion for DANA losses and had processed 98.3% of 250,946 applications by late November 2025. La Moncloa
Where?
Valencia region, eastern Spain, across 89 municipalities. eldiario.es
When?
DANA floods in 2024; payments tallied to late November 2025. La Moncloa
Who?
Gained
  • Flood victims who applied — 210,106 claims paid by late November 2025 La Moncloa
Lost
None on record
Harmed
  • Residents and businesses in 89 municipalities — Assets worth €85.9 billion, at least 20% destroyed; losses estimated above €17 billion eldiario.es
Why?
Not stated in the sources reviewed.
How?
Payments come from a public pool funded by a mandatory extra premium on insurance, which the Consorcio administers.
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What happened

The record, in order.

La Moncloa reported on 26 November 2025 that the Consorcio de Compensación de Seguros had paid more than €4 billion in compensation for the DANA floods.

It had processed 98.3% of 250,946 applications and paid 210,106 of them, La Moncloa reported.

eldiario.es reported that Ivie estimated the floods destroyed at least 20% of €85.9 billion in assets across 89 municipalities, a loss of more than €17 billion.

    In court and with insurers

    Every proceeding and every insurer decision on record.

    Lawsuits and rulings

    No court case on record. No court has ruled on this case.

    Insurers

    No insurer decision on record.

    What we don't know

    Undisclosed, unproven, untried: recorded as data.

    Nature

    • Not measured Harm to nature: The record holds no measurement of harm to nature.

    Record

    • None on record The sources reviewed do not say how much of the estimated €17 billion loss was insured.
    • None on record The sources reviewed do not describe any land-use or flood-management response linked to the payments.

    Did the harm stop?

    Not stated in the sources reviewed.

    Who paid?

    Not stated in the sources reviewed.

    Sources

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    Insurance

    Premium
    The price paid for an insurance policy.