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[...]At a Wastewater treatment works in the North of England the Q-PRESS® trial rig is performing well and producing excellent preliminary results. Initial indications seem to point to the Q-PRESS® outperforming a different technology that was previously trialed on the same site. Our process development engineer, Jason Sims, will be posting more about this once the results are finalised. The site operator is extremely pleased with the performance of the Q-PRESS® trial rig and has commented on the simple operation and low maintenance aspects. Once the trials are complete and the report has been issued to [...]

[...]In an interview, Steve Morris, Managing Director of wastewater treatment specialist HUBER Technology UK, takes a look at what Ofwat’s proposals for reducing embedded carbon emissions from infrastructure projects could mean for water companies and the supply chain. Steve Morris: It’s interesting to see that the first discussion paper the water sector regulator Ofwat has published in 2022 is focussed on an issue which looks set to dominate and permeate every aspect of the water companies' operational activities and their decision making processes – net zero carbon. While Ofwat has welcomed the [...]

[...]Steve Morris, Managing Director of wastewater treatment specialist HUBER Technology UK, takes a look at some of the challenges the water sector faces in achieving Net Zero Carbon 2030 – and how the supply chain can help. With Elaine Coles from Waterbriefing. In 2019 the UK water companies set themselves a tough challenge as part of their Public Interest Commitment when the industry became the first sector in the UK to commit to net zero carbon emissions by 2030. Since that time the water companies have been setting out their individual strategies to achieve their net zero targets – Northumbrian[...]

[...]When Royal Haskoning introduced the innovative Nereda process into the UK, it needed a reliable inlet works that removed grease, grit and screenings and at the same time a system that reliably thickened the sludge. HUBER were the first port of call for both applications and as both companies are committed to building off-site for safety and construction, efficiency reasons it was a natural alignment. Standardised DfMA Inlet Works The HUBER Complete Plant ROTAMAT® Ro5 – complete plant is an all-in-one inlet works comprising longitudinal grit separation – essential to guarantee the grit removal [...]

[...]Our mission at HUBER Technology is about protecting and enhancing the environment with sustainable wastewater solutions. To deliver this efficiently and effectively we need a management structure that supports quality, the environment, and a structure that maintains the health, safety and wellbeing of anyone affected by what we do. As a company, we ensure our day-to-day business activities meet and exceed the criteria set by the International Organization for Standardization. We have been accredited to ISO9001 and ISO14001 for quality and environment since 2009 and this year we are delighted to[...]

[...]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 [...]