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[...]Dortmund, Germany[...]

[...]Bavarian Prime Minister honours the wastewater expert for his outstanding services rendered to the Free State of Bavaria and the Bavarian people. In a ceremony in the residency, Munich on 11 July 2007 Hans Huber was honoured by the Bavarian Prime Minister Edmund Stoiber with the Order of Merit, a symbol for the great commitment of citizens for the community. The Bavarian Order of Merit, awarded as an acknowledgement of outstanding achievements and service rendered to the Free State of Bavaria and the Bavarian people, is a symbol for the great commitment of citizens for the community. On the [...]

[...]HUBER emphasizes its international focus: "Hans Huber AG" has been converted as legal successor to a European Corporation "HUBER SE". Huber SE is the legal successor of Hans Huber AG and automatically takes over all rights and obligations of former Hans Huber AG, Maschinen- und Anlagenbau. SE stands for Societas Europaea. This Latin expression means European Corporation, the legal form of a stock corporation within the European Union. Colloquially, the SE is often called simply European AG. Alongside with various legal benefits mainly on business activities within Europe, HUBER as a European [...]

[...]The faculty of civil engineering and surveying at the technical university of Munich awarded honorary doctorate to Hans G. Huber for his outstanding engineering achievements in the field of technical environmental protection. Hans G. Huber is the managing director of Hans Huber AG, Berching and winner of the German Environmental Award 2006. The technical university of Munich honours an entrepreneur who, as an engineer and scientist, has rendered outstanding services to technical environmental protection, as appreciated in the laudation. As one of the first entrepreneurs in Germany, Hans G. Huber[...]

[...]Honolulu, HI USA[...]

[...]Star, Idaho, USA The Star Water and Sewer District knew change was going to come. The plant’s existing in-channel grinder technology wasn’t just aging, it was obsolete. The unit was also in need of repairs that could force two weeks of downtime. Regardless of what they did to “fix” the existing unit, its performance would lag behind newer screening technology. Consultants and engineers pointed the district to HUBER and its ROTAMAT® STAR fine screen as a replacement that would take the plant into the future. The single-most important result that Star Sewer and Water District Waste Water [...]

[...]Greenville, USA The City of Greenville’s Wastewater Reclamation Center had been operating in a “vintage 1953” facility and – despite a couple of upgrades – it was still behind peer facilities in the modernization of its equipment and processes. Just a few years ago, a new facility was built beside the existing facility. The old plant was demolished upon the new facility’s completion. Updates driven by new technologies and equipment greatly improved Greenville’s operations. Making fact-based choices Greenville researched industry standards in all areas and brought in those that best fit its [...]

[...]HUBER Technology Service has won the Open National Championship for sewage treatment professionals organised by the German Water, Wastewater and Waste Association (DWA). The competition took place during IFAT 2014 on the trade fair grounds in Munich. HUBER Technology Service competed as an industrial enterprise against the professionals from seven European sewage treatment works. The participants in the competition had to master demanding challenges in the field of measuring & control technology as well as complete sewage treatment works control with process technology. Moreover, they had to complete[...]

[...]Tula Valley of Hidalgo, Mexico The largest sewage treatment plant under construction in the world lies in the Mexican Tula Valley of Hidalgo. WWTP Atotonilco is situated about 60 km from the Mexican capital Mexico City and will treat 60 % of the wastewater generated by the city’s 20 mi HUBER SE will supply the complete equipment for the mechanical pre-treatment stage and in this way contribute significantly to the future improvement of the country’s water shortage problems. In the future, the wastewater in the inlet area will be pre-treated by ten HUBER RakeMax® Multi-Rake Bar Screens for [...]

[...]Waßmannsdorf-Berlin, Germany About 3.4 million people live in Germany's capital Berlin presently. Together with the local industries they produce a daily amount of about 600,000 m3 of wastewater under dry weather conditions. The generated wastewater is clarified on six sewage treatment plants, one in the city centre and five large works distributed around the city. These sewage treatment plants discharge their wastewater into a receiving water course each. STP Waßmannsdorf lies in the southern part of the city within intermediate proximity to the new Berlin-Brandenburg airport. With a [...]