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[...]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[...]

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

[...]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[...]

[...]São Paulo, Brasil[...]

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

[...]Budapest, Hungary[...]

[...]Glasgow, Scotland[...]

[...]Wackersdorf and Föhren, Germany Sand and water, as the most important components for concrete production, are a basis of modern society. Due to the growing world population and the ongoing construction boom, both resources are becoming increasingly scarce. Smart solutions from HUBER are designed to remedy this by exploiting synergies of ecology and economy, thus promoting sustainable grit processing in the disposal industry. Intelligent and efficient products and solutions for grit processing not only in industrial plants include the HUBER Grit Treatment Process RoSF5, with the HUBER Horizontal [...]

[...]Changing from aerobic to anaerobic sludge stabilisation More and more municipalities in Germany are striving to optimise the energy efficiency of wastewater treatment on their sewage plants. Generally, there are two options: energetic rehabilitation or expansion of the treatment plant capacity. An expansion of the treatment plant capacity is possible through the construction of a new biological stage, but is counterproductive in terms of energy optimisation, since an additional biological treatment stage requires a considerable amount of additional aeration energy. This solution also increases[...]

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