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[...]HUBER offers a wide range of products in their safe access solutions range from pressure tight doors, access covers, security doors, climbing systems and louvres. HUBER offers a wide range of products in their safe access solutions range from pressure tight doors, access covers, security doors, climbing systems and louvres. The range of products is produced in stainless steel ensuring unrivalled product life. HUBER Technology’s pressure tight doors provide safe access into different application tanks- digesters, biogas tanks, drinking water service reservoirs, storm water tanks and sludge tanks along with many other applications. Yorkshire Water used two design principals on a recent installation, historically the source of bacteriological contamination of service reservoirs had been ingress through joints. In order to reduce this, the tank was designed as a monolithic box. To enable safe access into the tank for cleaning, without the use of ladders, inward opening HUBER TT7 water & pressure tight submarine doors were incorporated into the outlet valve chamber, leading to an internal precast concrete staircase. The security of the tanks is enhanced further by the elimination of covers on the roof. Key Benefits and features of installing the HUBER TT7 water & pressure tight doors:- Over 10,000 technical doors installed globally Stainless steel ensuring unrivalled product life Flexible sizes allow us to adjust the door to customers’ wall opening Water pressures up to 30m water gauge can be handled Maximum corrosion protection through state-of-the-art production techniques Cost advantages through value-engineered standardised products High level of safety and security options for operators Weatherproof, watertight, secure, odour tight, load bearing Inspection windows & access hatches Pressure tight solutions Central locking systems DIN, EN 1627 (security doors) & WRAS approved Dwi Approved Experienced technical support & service HUBER Technology have obtained Regulation 31(4)(A) approval for the TT7 range of products for use in drinking water applications. This enables a wider approved application base for the use of the pressure tight doors into the UK water industry.[...]

[...]Cog Moor, UK As part of the HUBER / Welsh Water STRAINPRESS® & Imports Screen agreement, HUBER supplied and installed 2 x HUBER Sludgecleaner STRAINPRESS® to Cog Moor STW sitting on 10M high gantries supplied by a 3 rd party. In January 2019, HUBER completed the successful commissioning & installation of the 2 x HUBER Sludgecleaner STRAINPRESS® SP290. Project Profile Welsh Water’s AD Plant upgrade for several sites in North and South Wales including Cog Moor .The projects consisted of supply of 22 x HUBER STRAINPRESS® and 10 x HUBER Sludge Acceptance Plant ROTAMAT® Ro3 Sludge import screens. Welsh Water decided on a course and fine screen arrangement to suit their sludge strategy. The projects also required bespoke platforms for some sites - 2.5m, 3.5m to 10m high single and double platforms. HUBER Technology Supplied 2 STRAINPRESS® SP290 - SAS @ <0.5 DS @ 35m³/hr. Key Benefits of the HUBER Sludgecleaner STRAINPRESS® Continuous screening, dewatering of coarse material to approx. 45% DR in one operation High solids removal Low energy consumption 400 + UK installations Simple robust design, easy to operate and fully automated operation 2 sizes available up to 200m³/h sludge[...]

[...]HUBER is further expanding its presence on the Iberian Peninsula: Effective July 1, 2026, the Spanish subsidiary has assumed responsibility for market development activities in Portugal. As part of this strategic expansion and to reflect its presence across the entire Iberian Peninsula, HUBER Technology España will henceforth operate under the name HUBER Technology Ibérica. By taking over market development in Portugal, the company is enhancing its ability to serve customers locally while further strengthening the HUBER brand throughout the region. Direct market access will enable the company to expand existing customer relationships and systematically unlock new market opportunities. Thanks to Long-Standing Partner Amprotec HUBER would like to express its sincere gratitude to its long-standing partner Amprotec. For 38 years, the company, under the leadership of the Lopes family, has developed the Portuguese market with great dedication and has made a significant contribution to the successful establishment and growth of the HUBER brand in Portugal. Successful Development of the Spanish Subsidiary The renaming to HUBER Technology Ibérica reflects the dynamic and highly positive development of the Spanish subsidiary, which was founded in 2001 and is celebrating its 25th anniversary this year. In recent years, the company relocated its headquarters within the Madrid metropolitan area from Las Rozas to Alcobendas. The new, expanded facilities provide ideal conditions for continued growth and support the company’s future development. Strong Foundation for the Future By extending its market responsibility to Portugal and continuously expanding its portfolio of products and solutions, HUBER Technology Ibérica is creating a strong foundation for further growth across the entire Iberian Peninsula.[...]

[...]Timpanogos, USA After the success story of thermal sewage sludge drying in the USA began with the Mooresville, North Carolina project in 2011 with a total investment volume of approx. 3.8 million US dollars, HUBER Technology Inc., the US subsidiary of HUBER, has now successfully won its largest dryer project to date with two HUBER Belt Dryers BT 30 and an investment volume of approx. 16.35 million USD. The delivery of the two ordered HUBER Belt Dryers of the largest size BT 30 is scheduled for June 2024. Commissioning of the dryers is planned for spring 2025 according to the customer. 4,000 cubic metres per hour The wastewater plant in Timpanogos, Utah receives the wastewater of more than 240,000 residents from 70,000 private, commercial and institutional wastewater connections. As part of the project, the plant with a total capacity of approx. 25 MGD (average 4,000 m³/h) will also be converted to anaerobic digestion before the HUBER belt dryers are installed. Work on the project started in June 2022. By this time, HUBER Technology Inc. had tested and analysed the first sludge samples from the existing plant in its own laboratory in consultation with the end customer. The process engineering layout of the thermal dryers is based on the current real sludge parameters of the plant, as the anaerobic digestion system has not yet been built and does not yet exist. Design data of the dryers: Solids content: > 14% DR Loss on ignition: 82.5% Dryer capacity: Hot water supply: 284 °F (140°C), from natural gas-fuelled boiler Solids load: 208.1 tonnes OS/day Water evaporation: approx. 7,300 kg water/h USA Second largest market for belt dryers worldwide The belt dryer market is a growth market not only globally, but also for HUBER Technology Inc. In 2022, the HUBER subsidiary was awarded the contract for two further belt dryer projects in addition to the Timpanogos project and was commissioned to supply and implement them. For the HUBER Group, the USA has now become the second largest belt dryer market in the world. It is worth mentioning that one of these orders involves the production of the first belt dryer in the USA, thus fulfilling state and federal funding requirements. Another important step in expanding the market share in the USA. Nine projects with eleven dryer lines There are a total of nine different projects with eleven dryer lines, from the BT 10 to the largest available size, the BT 30. The installations are spread across various states: North Carolina, Wisconsin, Georgia, Arkansas, Utah and Pennsylvania. The water evaporation rates range from 900 kg/h to almost 4,100 kg/h, depending on the dryer size and the actual drying temperature, which varies between 194°F and 284°F (90°C to 140°C).[...]

[...]Huddersfield, UK A Wastewater Case Study Through Yorkshire Water’s new £72 million treatment facility at Knostrop, Leeds, where HUBER Technology UK supplied three HUBER Sludge Acceptance Plants ROTAMAT® Ro3 to screen imported sludge, their new facility at Huddersfield, will convert all its waste into renewable energy through a process known as anaerobic digestion and by 2020, 100% of their sludge will be digested. Project Profile Yorkshire Water will have 14 sludge treatment centres in 2020 and currently treats around 150,000 tonnes of sewage sludge each year. These are sludge treatment plants located across the region treating sludge, converting it into a fertiliser, and creating a biogas that is turned into green electricity. This electricity is used to provide power to operate their sewage treatment works. The renewable energy benefits of sludge treatment are helping them keep costs down for customers. They have continued to invest in anaerobic digestion in a move, which will deliver significantly lower operating costs by 2020. HUBER Technology Supplied 2 No. (duty/standby) 1200 mm diameter HUBER Sludge Acceptance Plant ROTAMAT® Ro3 with 6 mm bar spacings to screen imported sludge. 2 No. (duty/standby) 1200 mm diameter HUBER Sludge Acceptance Plant ROTAMAT® Ro3 with 6 mm bar spacings to screen re-wetted cake. The above screens were supplied c/w local control stations pre-wired in the workshop prior to delivery of the plant to site. Solution HUBER Technology’s ROTAMAT® Ro3 Sludge Acceptance Plants were again chosen to provide solutions for the screening of imported sludge and re-wetted cake at the new Huddersfield treatment centre. In addition, HUBER Technology have supplied sludge screening solutions at other Yorkshire Water sludge treatment centres, such as Hull, Blackburn Meadows, Esholt, Dewsbury and many other sites. In total, HUBER Technology have installed over 70 HUBER ROTAMAT® Ro3 Sludge Acceptance Plants in the Yorkshire Water area, helping them achieve their output for renewable energy generation. Product Profile The HUBER Sludge Acceptance Plant ROTAMAT® Ro3 is designed and built as a packaged item of plant and like all HUBER products, is manufactured completely from stainless steel. It provides high removal efficiency, low head loss as well as longevity of service. The entire screening process takes place in a closed system avoiding odour annoyance, but the machines can be connected to odour control systems when required. The efficiency and rugged construction is able to cope with throughputs up to 230 m³/h. Compact construction, together with intelligent technology ensure reliable and continuous operation. Dale Foster, HUBER’s Area Manager for Yorkshire Water commented: “It is always pleasing to be considered the number one supplier of a particular solution by any client, but we have worked hard with the client to comply with their stringent asset standards and specifications. Like any reputable company, we are always keen to take on board observations and ideas from those who operate the equipment and a number of improvements to the HUBER ROTAMAT® Ro3 Sludge Acceptance Plant have come as direct result of feedback from Yorkshire Water personnel. Having these screens installed at many of Yorkshire Water’s sludge treatment facilities has given us a better insight into what they are trying to achieve and we are pleased to be a part of their ongoing success in providing green electricity both now and in the future. This excellent relationship has also provided us with the opportunity to promote some of our other exciting sludge treatment solutions, such as our HUBER Disc Thickener S-DISC and HUBER Rotary Screw Thickener S-DRUM sludge thickeners and our HUBER Screw Press Q-PRESS® sludge dewaterer. They are creating significant interest from Yorkshire Water and we can only assume that some of this is related to the reliability and performance of the HUBER sludge acceptance plant ROTAMAT® Ro3 they have had many years of experience with. I am confident Yorkshire Water will benefit from the reliability and robustness of this equipment and it will be expertly and professionally supported by our team of Service Engineers based at our Rotherham depot.”[...]

[...]Welcome to the world of clean water High quality machines, plants and stainless steel equipment for the treatment of municipal and industrial water, wastewater and sludge Learn more Waste Water - Process Water - Potable Water - Sludge - Grit - Energy With its more than 65,000 installations worldwide HUBER applications contribute to the solutions of the global water problems. We drive forward the sustainable use of water, energy and resources. Learn more 2 Our Products Our Services Our Company HUBER Solutions - for Local and Global Challenges We are experts in the treatment of water, wastewater, sludge and waste. Our team have worked with wastewater across Municipal and Industrial applications and have a wealth of extensive experience at providing solutions tailored to the individual client’s needs. With an understanding of the processes involved and knowledge of the wide range of HUBER products and solutions available, unusual applications are not a problem. By approaching each new project with the aim of understanding the problem or specific requirements, solutions can be as unique as the problems they solve. Energy, water and food are becoming scarce and expensive. We face the problem of global warming and climate change, with possible catastrophic consequences for nature and humanity, especially for third world countries. HUBER’s large and diverse range of applications offer solutions for sustainable management of scarce resources, for recovery and recycling of energy and materials. We see wastewater as a valuable resource. Learn more more than 0 installed machines more than 0 projects per year HUBER News See all news of this category 19/05/2026 Birmingham, UK HUBER Technology will be exhibiting at the Utility Week Live Meet us at the NEC Birmingham 19 – 20 May 2026 - Stand K66 Continue reading 14/05/2026 Telford , UK HUBER Technology are sponsoring and exhibiting at the Water Equipment Show Come and visit us on 14 May 2026 at Stand S1 where you can talk to Dale Foster, David Foster-McBride, Richard Willis,... Continue reading 05/02/2026 Online Webinar: HUBER Technology's Tertiary Treatment with RotaFilt® Join us for a webinar on Feb 25, 2026 at 10:00 AM GMT - we will be showcasing successful trials of the HUBER RotaFilt®... Continue reading 04/12/2025 Dublin, Ireland HUBER Technology will be exhibiting at All Ireland Water & Wastewater Expo HUBER Technology is excited to be exhibiting at this year’s All Ireland Water & Wastewater Expo taking place on 4 th ... Continue reading 16/10/2025 Birmingham, UK HUBER Technology will be exhibiting at CIWEM Urban Drainage Conference in Birmingham. HUBER Technology are pleased to be exhibiting at this year’s CIWEM Urban Drainage Group annual conference 2025, taking... Continue reading 16/10/2025 Manchester, UK HUBER Technology are looking forward to exhibiting and speaking at the forthcoming European Biosolids conference in Manchester HUBER Technology are exhibiting and presenting at this year’s European BioSolids & Bioresources Conference & Exhibition... Continue reading[...]

[...]HUBER Technology UK Policies and Certificates HUBER Technology UK: Accredited to ISO 9001, 14001 and 45001 HUBER Technology UK is passionate about the continual improvement of: HUBER Technology UK: Accredited to ISO 9001, 14001 and 45001 Quality throughout the organization through an appropriate Integrated Management System. Both external and internal environmental performance by means of effective environmental management. Health and safety standards and performance and supports proactive Health, Safety & Wellbeing. Prevention of acts of modern day slavery from within its own business and that from within its supply chains. We are accredited to ISO 9001 ISO 14001 ISO 45001 HUBER Technology UK Certificates and Policies Quality Quality policy Quality certificate ISO 9001 Environment Environmental policy Environmental certificate ISO 14001 Health, Safety & Wellbeing Health, Safety & Wellbeing policy Health & safety certificate ISO 45001 Modern Slavery Modern slavery act policy Data Protection Data protection policy[...]

[...]HUBER Technology are delighted to have appointed Noventa Energy UK (Noventa) as their exclusive distributor in Scotland for the HUBER ThermWin® technology. Running through our sewers, is a hidden and seldom used source of energy: municipal or Industrial wastewater with a typical temperature of 15°C - 20° C all year round. This constant supply of wastewater is an ideal energy source for both heating and cooling buildings. With over 40 installations globally, the patented HUBER ThermWin® technology is a proven solution for sewer energy recovery. “HUBER’s pioneering wastewater treatment solutions have been used successfully in Scotland for over 30 years” said Steve Morris, Managing Director of HUBER Technology UK. “Our partnership with Noventa opens up the largely untapped opportunity for wastewater energy recovery, at a time it is most needed”. Noventa is already working with the HUBER group in North America where Noventa Energy Partners (the parent company) is incorporating the HUBER ThermWin® technology into their Wastewater Energy Transfer™ (WET™) systems to provide meaningful environmental and financial benefits for communities. Phase 1 of Noventa’s WET™ system at Toronto Western Hospital, currently under construction, will provide over 19MW of low-carbon thermal energy and reduce GHG emissions by 8,400 tCO 2 e annually – making it the largest raw wastewater energy system in the world. “ We are excited to extend our partnership with HUBER to Scotland where we are working with Scottish Water Horizons to develop our Wastewater Energy Transfer™ systems at select sites across the country. With over 150 years of experience producing innovative products to manage wastewater, HUBER technology allows us to overcome the challenges of dealing with wastewater to build renewable energy projects that are safe, reliable and environmentally friendly. Together we are developing creative solutions to support Scotland’s mission to achieve net zero emissions by 2045 ” , said Dennis Fotinos, Managing Director of Noventa Energy UK.[...]

[...]Project Profile Buxton STW serves the town of Buxton and its surrounding areas, HUBER had been involved in the site since 2003 when a major upgrade was carried out the inlet works and a subsequent MBR plant was installed downstream. Since this project HUBER had been regularly engaged to look at improving the effectiveness of the inlet works and screenings handling plant to improve the screenings removal to lessen the impact on the downstream equipment, there were challenges surrounding this due to the location of the existing screens and macerator setup. As part of the AMP6 programme of works it was decided amongst other things that a new inlet works and screenings handling facility would be built to improve the screenings removal on an unused part of the site, the site is located in a narrow valley and space is limited. This lead to several challenges and involved a phased installation. HUBER Technology Supplied: 2 x HUBER Belt Screen EscaMax® 6000x1152/6 60o 6mm perforated plate screens. 2 x HUBER Screenings Wash Press WAP® L 4 screenings handling plant 1 x HUBER Launder Trough 1 x Static Stone Trap Objective The primary objective was to provide new 6mm inlet screening to protect the downstream process from screenings and other debris and also provide screenings handling plant to wash and compact the removed screenings. Solution As we had been involved in various aspects of the site since the original upgrade in 2003 we had a lot of knowledge of the existing inlet works and the problems it suffered with. By early engagement with both Severn Trent Water and the successful contractor Mott Macdonald Bentley we were able to involved with the project from the outset. Each screen supplied was required to handle a flow rate of 381 l/sec working on duty/duty basis with the subsequent screenings handling plant being able to handle 4m3/hr of screenings. A further challenge was the location of the screenings handling plant, this required in the region of 25 metres of launder trough to transport the screenings. The new inlet screenings solution has been found to be very effective. Product Profile HUBER EscaMax® Belt Screen – The EscaMax® complements the well-known HUBER program for municipal and industrial wastewater screening, as it is particularly well suited in situations where excellent separation efficiency is required in deep channels with high water levels. Featuring a low installation height above ground level even in deep channels, suitable for a very wide range of applications through innovative design HUBER Wash Press WAP® L - Screenings handling plant designed for any application, featuring a dewatering performance up to 45 % DS and a weight reduction up to 75 %, and like all HUBER products manufactured entirely from stainless steel “Having been involved with this project since the original upgrade in 2003 it was great we were engaged early to deal with the complex challenges of building this inlet works and to keep the works running during the installation period. We are confident that the equipment supplied will provide the end user with a vast improved performance of the inlet works and downstream processes.” Richard Willis-Area Manager[...]

[...]Buxton STW, UK HUBER are pleased to of completed the last phase of a project at Buxton STW for Severn Trent Water. HUBER had been involved in various aspects of the site since the original upgrade in 2003 so we had a lot of knowledge of the existing inlet works and the problems it suffered with. By early engagement with both Severn Trent Water and the successful contractor Mott Macdonald Bentley we were able to involved with the project from the outset and deliver a successful solution. Project Profile Buxton STW serves the town of Buxton and its surrounding areas, HUBER had been involved in the site since 2003 when a major upgrade was carried out the inlet works and a subsequent MBR plant was installed downstream. Since this project HUBER had been regularly engaged to look at improving the effectiveness of the inlet works and screenings handling plant to improve the screenings removal to lessen the impact on the downstream equipment, there were challenges surrounding this due to the location of the existing screens and macerator setup. As part of the AMP6 programme of works it was decided amongst other things that a new inlet works and screenings handling facility would be built to improve the screenings removal on an unused part of the site, the site is located in a narrow valley and space is limited. This lead to several challenges and involved a phased installation. HUBER Technology Supplied: 2 x HUBER Belt Screen EscaMax® 6000x1152/6 60o 6mm perforated plate screens. 2 x HUBER Screenings Wash Press WAP® L 4 screenings handling plant 1 x HUBER Launder Trough 1 x Static Stone Trap Objective The primary objective was to provide new 6mm inlet screening to protect the downstream process from screenings and other debris and also provide screenings handling plant to wash and compact the removed screenings. Solution As we had been involved in various aspects of the site since the original upgrade in 2003 we had a lot of knowledge of the existing inlet works and the problems it suffered with. By early engagement with both Severn Trent Water and the successful contractor Mott Macdonald Bentley we were able to involved with the project from the outset. Each screen supplied was required to handle a flow rate of 381 l/sec working on duty/duty basis with the subsequent screenings handling plant being able to handle 4m3/hr of screenings. A further challenge was the location of the screenings handling plant, this required in the region of 25 metres of launder trough to transport the screenings. The new inlet screenings solution has been found to be very effective. Product Profile HUBER EscaMax® Belt Screen – The EscaMax® complements the well-known HUBER program for municipal and industrial wastewater screening, as it is particularly well suited in situations where excellent separation efficiency is required in deep channels with high water levels. Featuring a low installation height above ground level even in deep channels, suitable for a very wide range of applications through innovative design HUBER Wash Press WAP® L - Screenings handling plant designed for any application, featuring a dewatering performance up to 45 % DS and a weight reduction up to 75 %, and like all HUBER products manufactured entirely from stainless steel “Having been involved with this project since the original upgrade in 2003 it was great we were engaged early to deal with the complex challenges of building this inlet works and to keep the works running during the installation period. We are confident that the equipment supplied will provide the end user with a vast improved performance of the inlet works and downstream processes.” Richard Willis-Area Manager[...]