The Micr’Eau group has delivered several dozen tonnes of GEH filter media to its best customers, including Semerap (Volvic and Charbonnières), Sioule les Boubles, Régie Eau d’Azur and SDEA Alsace Moselle.
With these regular or multiannual contracts, Micr’Eau has consolidated its position as the French leader in adsorption filtration for arsenic removal.
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.
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.
At the BIG event organised by bpifrance in Paris, Micr’Eau Chairman Pascal Guasp was interviewed on the subject of international development.
As part of its arsenic treatment needs, Micr’Eau Chile imports and stocks several dozen tons of GEH filter media in Santiago and northern Chile to serve its mining and water concession customers.
This GEH product is required for the treatment of arsenic-contaminated drinking water, but also for industrial water and contaminated soil.
Micr’Eau has been a leader in these sectors in France and Chile for over a decade.