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[...]Riyadh, Saudi Arabia[...]

[...]São Paulo, Brasil[...]

[...]Ampfing, Germany Great news for the municipality of Ampfing: They won first prize in the HUBER competition at IFAT 2026. The prize was recently claimed during a visit to the Ampfing wastewater treatment plant. Christian Thede (Digital Service & Product Management) and Mathias Zimmermann (Service & Sales Engineer) from HUBER Global Service spent an engaging morning with the operations team, which included a tour of the facility and a shared snack break. The Ampfing wastewater treatment plant is designed for a capacity of 25,000 population equivalents and treats wastewater from the municipality[...]

[...]Munich, Germany[...]

[...]After intensive discussions with industry associations, partners and many exhibitors from all segments of IFAT, the fair was now canceled with a heavy heart, after it has already been postponed from May to September. The next IFAT will now take place from May 30 to June 3, 2022. The COVID-19 pandemic has a massive impact—also on the global environmental technology industry. In consultation with the Executive Board of the Exhibitors’ Advisory Board and the conceptual partners of IFAT, Messe München conducted a survey among the IFAT exhibitors, revealing that most respondents are against holding[...]

[...]Shanghai, China[...]

[...]Riyadh, Saudi Arabia[...]

[...]Clean and safe solutions for drinking water applications Drinking water must go from the drinking water reservoir into the mains in a hygienically perfect condition. There are therefore high demands on the structural design and hydraulic equipment of water reservoirs. Typically, the water surface in a reservoir is constantly in motion. While air streams out during filling, the water reservoir draws in ambient air during emptying. In this respiration process, particles contained in the air enter the drinking water along with oxygen and nitrogen. Since organisms such as germs, viruses, spores or [...]

[...]Belfast, Northern Ireland Huber Technology successfully completed a large £1.2 million project at Duncrue Street, Belfast. The project consisted of supply of equipment and mechanical installation to the inlet works. Huber Technology worked extremely closely with the main contractor Graham Construction and Northern Ireland Water. Project Profile Any project large or small doesn’t happen overnight and in most cases involves a lot of time and effort from a lot of people with different disciplines, experiences and very importantly local site knowledge needs to be involved. Duncrue Street, Belfast[...]