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[...]HUBER Technology UK Webinars HUBER webinars offer you the opportunity to regularly learn about various topics related to water supply, wastewater treatment and sludge treatment in a simple and straightforward way. This way, you expand your expertise and always stay up to date with the latest knowledge and technology. HUBER webinars offer you the opportunity to regularly learn about various topics related to water supply, wastewater treatment and sludge treatment in a simple and straightforward way. This way, you expand your expertise and always stay up to date with the latest knowledge and technology. All HUBER webinars are free of charge and you can register online. Our webinars in the regular series of events last 30 - 60 minutes each. Our experts present a specific topic and then answer your questions. Your "digital" requirements? Just an internet-enabled PC, laptop or tablet. Curious? We hope so and would be pleased to welcome you in large numbers to our HUBER webinars. Upcoming Webinars Sorry, there are no results available for this category at the moment Back To register for one of our above webinars, we recommend using up-to-date versions of the browsers Firefox, Chrome or Edge for compatibility reasons. Older versions of Internet Explorer are not fully supported by the webinar system.[...]

[...]Ecological awareness is an inherent part of our corporate philosophy. Responsibility for the environment and society: Our products and services contribute to protecting the environment and we are committed to ensuring that our products and services act in accordance with the principles of sustainability. It is our aim to meet the social responsibility our company has. As a manufacturing company we need a variety of machine tools to manufacture our products. In our production halls we use several turning lathes, trimming presses, laser cutting machines, etc. All these machines need electric power so that the annual current consumption of HUBER SE amounts to about 3,400,000 kWh. This is an enormous amount, approximately equivalent to the average annual consumption of 1,000 private households. Depending on how the electricity is produced, more or less CO2 is generated or even no CO 2 at all. In Europe, on average approximately 430 g CO2 per 1 kWh current are emitted (mixed European electricity). If we calculate our annual current demand on the basis of this average CO 2 reference, the result is approximately 1500 t annual CO 2 production. It would take more than 100,000 trees to compensate this emission. We have therefore decided to use 100% green electricity from January 2014 on. This will help us to take a big step forward in our efforts for more environmental and climate protection. We will purchase our green electricity from the Austrian supplier "Vorarlberger Kraftwerke AG". They produce the green electricity exclusively in small and big water power plants in Austria. This has been certified by the Technical Inspection Authority (TÜV). The use of electricity from water power helps us save 1500 t of CO 2 per year. This is an active contribution to reducing the emission of climate-damaging gases. We will nevertheless continue to do everything to use electric power as efficiently as possible. The use of green electricity will be no excuse for us to stop our efforts to save energy.[...]