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Mega GEH supply contracts

Mega GEH supply contracts

MICR’EAU has won the largest project in Chile for the supply and installation of 150 T of #GEH to treat #arsenic in drinking water plants in the central zone near the Pacific.

Our Group has thus consolidated its position as leader in the Latin American region. Looking forward to other contracts of the same calibre in Europe.

Micr’Eau expands its activities in H2S treatment

Micr’Eau expands its activities in H2S treatment

Micr’Eau is one of France’s leading suppliers of media and reagents for treating H2S in wastewater treatment plants and upstream pumping stations. Numerous urban and industrial customers have placed their trust in us since 2022, including General Mills, Eaux de Vienne-SIVEER, Métrople de Lyon, Evreux and Troyes water treatment plants, etc.

Thytan and Boxhy in the spotlight with Micr’eau at EXPONOR2024

Thytan and Boxhy in the spotlight with Micr’eau at EXPONOR2024

From June 3 to 6, 2024, Micr’eau will be proud to take part in EXPONOR in Antofagasta, a key event for the mining and energy sectors. This event is organized by the Antofagasta Industrial Association (AIA), a Chilean benchmark with 80 years’ experience, which plans to bring together over 700 exhibitors and 41,000 visitors. Micr’eau will be taking advantage of the show to present its innovative technology solutions in wastewater treatment, biogas and renewable energies. In particular, Micr’eau’s green hydrogen offering will be in the spotlight, with references such as Thytan and Boxhy.

Micr’eau and Aguas Antofagasta : a promising partnership for arsenic treatment and drinking water in Chile

Micr’eau and Aguas Antofagasta : a promising partnership for arsenic treatment and drinking water in Chile

Micr’eau has just completed a detailed feasibility study to install an adsorption filtration finishing treatment in the world’s largest arsenic treatment plant. The plant is located in Salar de Carmen in Chile, close to the lithium production sites of SQM (Sociedad Química y Minera de Chile) and Albemarle.

These technical services commissioned by Aguas Antofagasta, the water concession holder in Chile’s second region and a subsidiary of the Colombian group EPM (Empresas Públicas de Medellín), should result in a drinking water treatment plant that will be operational in the coming months.