We are officially announcing our presence in the ADIPEC conference 2023 in Abu Dhabi. Since 2006 we have been participating in the ADIPEC conference, and every year we have been read more…
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We are officially announcing our presence in the ADIPEC conference 2023 in Abu Dhabi. Since 2006 we have been participating in the ADIPEC conference, and every year we have been read more…
Looking for a sustainable, yet economic solution for your oily wastes? Look no further! Every day, thousands of tons of oily wastes are generated in the Gulf region, in addition read more…
This article explains the best available technology for oily wastes and OBM cuttings: When it comes to drill cuttings and contaminated soils treatment, numerous technologies are available on the market. read more…
In the Gulf region, thousands of tons of oily waste are produced every day, apart from the quantities already deposited. Due to stricter laws, increasingly complex waste streams have to read more…
From May 14-18 econ industries was represented at the IFAT in Munich, the world’s leading trade fair for water, sewage, waste and raw materials management. At our booth 251 in read more…
During this year´s IFAT we are looking back on 15 years of market leadership in the field of engineering, manufacturing and commissioning of the most efficient and cleanest solutions to read more…
SOCAR launches Waste Management Centre Center’s production capacity is 100 000 tons annually Source: report.az/en/energy/socar-waste-management-centre-launched/ SOCAR commissions waste recycling center in Baku Azerbaijan state oil Company (SOCAR) has commissioned a read more…
NORM doesn’t sound like a big thing. But Naturally Occurring Radioactive Material might let the alarm bells ring. Everyone has heard of “radioactive material” and that sounds dangerous. However, most read more…
+++ UPDATE: Latest News & Photos from the commissioning in Baku +++ At this year’s IFAT – World’s Leading Trade Fair for Water, Sewage, Waste and Raw Materials Management in read more…
Drill cuttings containing hydrocarbon contaminants from the Oil & Gas industry are generally considered to be special waste. They are the broken bits from boreholes mixed with water and drilling read more…