Water-intensive sites
From 100 m³/day (about 26,000 gallons/day) to several thousand, sites under water and regulatory pressure face combined challenges of water use, energy and production continuity.
reduction in external water withdrawals
reduction in water-related costs: abstraction, discharge and fees
of investment supported by public funding in France and the EU
Indicative ranges, to be confirmed by your industrial site audit. Energy savings to be measured during the pilot. Public funding depends on project eligibility and the applicable programs.
Where water drives production
Pharmaceuticals and cosmetics
Micropollutants, extended producer responsibility (EU), demand for proof.
Advanced electronics
High-quality process water, large volumes, critical production continuity.
Food and beverage
High consumption, growing water requirements from major buyers.
Packaging and manufacturing
Wash water and effluent loaded with oils and suspended solids.
Measurable results for your ESG commitments
- Up to 80% lower external water withdrawals, depending on your site's water balance.
- A zero-liquid-discharge target¹, preventing polluted water discharge to sewers or the environment.
- Lower energy consumption, with savings measured during the pilot.
- Biological treatment based on living processes, complemented to meet site requirements.
- Environmental traceability documented through third-party certified, digitally signed and verifiable reports to support your sustainability reporting.
- Biodiversity and usable biomass where phytoremediation is included.
Do you really know the quality of your water, at process inlet and outlet?
Let's start with a water audit: a site-specific assessment to identify your savings potential and define the right solution.