Contract signing ceremony. Seated L-R: Paul Spaan (Managing Director, Water Board Veluwe) and Piet van Helvoort (Board Member, DHV). Standing L-R: Robbert van der Kuij and George Onderdelinden (DHV); Douwe-Jan Tilkema and Patrick Blom (Water Board Veluwe).
“EPE, Netherlands, June 18, 2010 — Water Board Veluwe and engineering consultancy DHV have signed a Design & Build contract with a value of approximately 15 million euro for the replacement of the existing wastewater treatment plant at Epe with a new plant utilizing DHV’s Nereda® technology.
“Water Board Veluwe is the first water management authority to make full use of the highly innovative and sustainable Nereda® technology.
“The new treatment plant will be exceptionally sustainable and cost-effective. DHV intends to replace the existing system with a Nereda® plant, which will treat all wastewater produced in and around the town of Epe (in the east of the Netherlands). This will result in a doubling of the plant’s treatment capacity without increasing its footprint. The new plant will be taken into operation in mid-2011.
“The planned construction of the Nereda® plant in Epe is considered being a milestone in wastewater treatment. International interest in the technology is on the rise, with many experts viewing Nereda® as a major breakthrough in wastewater treatment. The technology is suitable for newly build as well as retrofit projects and for both domestic and industrial wastewater treatment systems; it achieved several national and international awards.”
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