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[...]Munich, Germany As part of Munich's Education Construction Initiative, Germany's largest municipal education construction programme, it was decided in 2020 to build a new daycare centre with three nursery groups in the Freimann/Kleinlappen district. The chosen location was an undeveloped plot of land on Josef-Wirth-Weg. A special feature of the building site is a sewer that runs slightly elevated in a dam to the north of the property. This sewer is not just a simple collection channel, but one of the main inflows to Munich's Gut Großlappen sewage treatment plant. Sustainability was a guiding [...]

[...]Bremen, Germany A new future quarter for business, living, work, culture and leisure is currently being built in Bremen – with a sustainable energy supply from wastewater: Europe's once largest tobacco factory is being revitalised into the “Tobacco Quarter” building complex. The quarter has reinvented itself, turning an outdated industrial site into a prime example of urban development with its finger on the pulse of the times. It is one of the largest urban development areas in northern Germany. A new future quarter for business, living, work, culture and leisure is currently being built in Bremen[...]

[...]Witzenhausen, Germany A sewage treatment plant in Witzenhausen, a retirement home in Switzerland, and an office building in France – What do they have in common? The answer is: They all use eco-friendly, regenerative energy from wastewater during the next heating period. This demonstrates the wide range of applications the HUBER RoWin Heat Exchanger offers. In the shadow of the large order HUBER received from the Ministry of the Interior in Stuttgart it have been the smaller orders which show the wide field of application of the HUBER ThermWin® System. On WWTP Witzenhausen for example the energy[...]

[...]Bavaria's Minister of Finance and Home Affairs Albert Füracker visited the Museum of Bavarian History in Regensburg today, Friday, and inspected a plant for recovering energy from wastewater. The heart of the plant is the HUBER ThermWin System, consisting of a HUBER Pumping Stations Screen ROTAMAT® RoK4 and a HUBER Heat Exchanger RoWin. Besides Füracker, Gertrud Maltz-Schwarzfischer (Mayor of the City of Regensburg), Dr. Richard Loibl (Director of the House of Bavarian History) and Georg Huber (CEO HUBER SE) were also on site to see the plant. Tour of the plant with Minister of State Albert [...]

[...]HUBER Case Studies for Heating and Cooling Applications with Wastewater 2025-11-17 Wittenberge, Germany Innovative river heat project in Wittenberge: climate-friendly district heating with HUBER ThermWin The Wittenberge municipal utilities have set itself the goal of making the heat supply for the city in north-western... Continue reading 2025-11-17 Munich, Germany Energy from wastewater: a children daycare in Munich uses HUBER ThermWin As part of Munich's Education Construction Initiative, Germany's largest municipal education construction programme, it... Continue reading 2025-05-13 Lyon, France[...]

[...]Vohburg and Kahla, Germany The topic of replacing a conventional primary clarifier with a mechanical screen has already been the subject of numerous publications. HUBER SE was the first company in Germany to take up this new challenge several years ago. The performance of the plants already installed, their reliable operation and the resulting energy savings in the operation of the wastewater treatment plants are already a success story, as the Vohburg and Kahla projects impressively demonstrate. Vohburg wastewater treatment plant: complete modernisation for energy performance optimisation[...]

[...]Leibnitz, Austria Leibnitzerfeld Wasserversorgung GmbH has set itself the target to ensure the supraregional water supply in South and Southeast Styria. With an annual water production of about 3 million m³ and daily peaks of up to 15,000 m³ they supply the drinking water for 39 municipalities and three joint communities with a total of of 100,000 PE. In total, they operate 11 well system, 42 elevated reservoirs (of which 20 of their own with a capacity of 10,000 m³), 60 pressure increasing plants, and a network of 170 km transport lines and 139 km supply lines. Furthermore, they network with the [...]

[...]Dissolved Air Flotation Plants Effective and efficient wastewater and process water treatment for industrial applications through flotation with micro bubbles HUBER Dissolved Air Flotation Plant HDF Dissolved Air Flotation Plants HUBER Dissolved Air Flotation Plant HDF S Dissolved Air Flotation Plants Extensive pre-treatment of used process water is reasonable and necessary for both economic and legal reasons Process water is needed in many production processes as a solvent, for production of material, or for cleaning purposes. Water is recirculated and reused for economical and environmental[...]

[...]Flotation Plants Effective and efficient treatment of industrial wastewater and process water allows recirculation and reuse Dissolved Air Flotation Plants Chemicals Dosing Efficient wastewater and process water treatment for industrial applications through flotation with micro bubbles Grease, oil, fat, floating and suspended solids, settling material, and dissolved components need to be separated to provide good and uniform water quality. In addition, clogging and excessive wear of pipelines and other associated equipment is prevented, which increases the operating reliability of the production[...]