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Wastewater management

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Water management

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Securing Australian Defence Force more and cleaner water

By Hexa-Cover | [email protected]

11 December 2018

We are proud and pleased to inform on a new Hexa-Cover® Floating Cover project.

Australian Defence Force chose our technology to prevent grow of algae and evaporation from a water reservoir located in Laura, QLD.

Located in the outback it is essential for our client Australian Defence Force to be freed from service, repair and maintenance and yet have a very effective and long lived solution.

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Biosolutions

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Using aquaporin protein in water cleaning

Danish businesses are cutting-edge when it comes to biosolutions. As a well-established research-based industry with a strong international engagement, the Danish biosolutions cluster provides a breadth of ways to initiate and accelerate the green transition across industries. With only one percent

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Climate change adaptation

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Using rainwater to combat urban heat-island effect with Green Bus Stops

Challenge Many cities today suffer from Urban Heat Island effect (UHI) and excess of rainwater runoff in the streets, creating challenges for liveability and causing costly damages to infrastructures

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Climate change adaptation

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Innovative Software Contributing to Sustainability and Cost Efficiency in the Wastewater Treatment Industry

The ongoing energy crisis has amplified the urgency of addressing energy consumption across sectors. With rising energy prices and growing concerns about shortages, the need for innovative solutions has never been more pressing. Wastewater treatment plants, which are vital to maintaining public heal

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Circular economy

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From Traditional Wastewater Treatment Plant to Resource Plant

The main purpose of the lighthouse project VARGA was to transform a traditional wastewater treatment plant into a Water & Resource Recovery Plant. The name, VARGA, is an abbreviation of the Danish name, Vandressource Genvindingsanlæg. In addition, the project has aimed to ensure that the resourc

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Resource efficient production

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Sustainable industries

An efficient and sustainable use of energy, water and resources.

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Digital water solutions

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Cutting costs, chemicals, and carbon emissions with AI-enhanced dosing

27 January 2025

Wastewater Treatment Plants (WWTPs) in Denmark operate under strict phosphorus effluent regulations. Coupled with sustainable obligations to progressively optimise operations, Danish WWTPs face pressure to reduce their environmental footprint while maintaining cost-effective yet compliant treatment