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We are very pleased to participate with other Swiss companies in the Swiss Pavilion at WEFTEX in New Orleans, which is supported by FOEN (Swiss Federal Office for the Environment), S-GE (Switzerland Global Enterprise), SWISSMEM, SWISS ENVIROTECH and others.

We are very pleased to participate with other Swiss companies in the Swiss Pavilion at WETEX in Dubai, which is supported by FOEN (Swiss Federal Office for the Environment), S-GE (Switzerland Global Enterprise), SWISSMEM, SWISS ENVIROTECH and others.

We are very pleased to participate with other Swiss companies in the Swiss Pavilion at IndoWater in Jakarta, which is supported by FOEN (Swiss Federal Office for the Environment), S-GE (Switzerland Global Enterprise), SWISSMEM, SWISS ENVIROTECH and others. Onsite we offer all visitors fresh water out of a HPT35.

We are proud to be able to seal a close partnership with the African NGO EKCÖLAB. EKCÖLAB is very active in research on water and energy scarcity in Africa, and has prepared the research part for our EUROPEAN WATER AWARDS.

Our CEO, R. Wissekerke, had the opportunity to participate in a panel discussion live on TV in Zambia.

At the invitation of the Swiss Embassy in Abuja, we – represented by our CEO – took part in the Pandel discussion on the topic of “Drinking water supply”. Due to our participation, we were able to hold interesting business talks in Abuja and in Lagos.

We are thrilled to announce that HUPROTEC and EKCÖLAB are forging a groundbreaking partnership to collectively tackle the challenges of water scarcity and sanitation. This strategic alliance combines HUPROTEC’s innovative technology with EKCÖLAB’s expertise in research and dedication to environmental issues and community development. HUPROTEC, a leading company in the development and manufacturing of Atmospheric […]

HuProTec GmbH has developed a water cycle management system that places completely new demands on the users of water: RETHINKING. In addition to extracting water from the air, the grey water is cleaned and recycled separately, and thus flows directly back into the water use; only the black water goes to the sewage treatment plant. […]