Press reports
Münchner Merkur – This is how hazardous waste is rendered harmless
Bavarian Export Prize for Starnberger plant manufacturer econ – 80% of customers abroad.
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IHK Magazine – Bavarian Export Prize
Experts on the world market. The Bavarian Export Prize is awarded to small companies that are internationally successful. This year, the Starnberg-based econ industries services GmbH convinced the jury in the category services.
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Münchner Merkur – Starnbergers clean up the world
On the occasion of the 10th anniversary of econ industries, Minister of Economic Affairs Martin Zeil also visited the company’s headquarters.
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Pollution Engineering – Remediating Fracking Drill Cuttings
Drill cuttings contain valuable liquid materials that can and should be recovered.
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World Oil – Vacuum thermal desorption recovery of drilling fluids from cuttings
As operators contend with increasingly stringent regulations and evertighter budgets, a new technique, vacuum thermal desorption, offers an economical approach for …
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Entsorga Magazine – Hot separation in vacuum
Hazardous industrial waste and contaminated sites can be processed efficiently. econ industries relies on a process that recovers secondary raw materials.
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Recycling Magazine – Vacuum dryer for oily sludges
A small company wants to conquer the world market with its technology: hazardous substances are no longer to be incinerated, but processed.
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Industrieanzeiger – From hazardous waste to raw material
The plants of econ industries treat contaminated sites and hazardous industrial waste in an energy-saving and environmentally friendly way.
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AHK Business News – Revolutionising hazardous waste management
Revolutionising hazardous waste management in Australia: Interview with Reinhard Schmidt, CEO, econ industries services GmbH.
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Starnberger Merkur – From Starnberg to the whole world
econ industries from Percha supplies plants for the treatment of industrial hazardous wastes and contaminated soil.
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