For the second time in the last 9 months, econ industries have successfully completed a mercury stabilization project for safe mercury disposal. Already in mid-2018, econ successfully neutralized excess mercury read more…
For the second time in the last 9 months, econ industries have successfully completed a mercury stabilization project for safe mercury disposal. Already in mid-2018, econ successfully neutralized excess mercury read more…
After many years of engagement and dedication our hard work has finally been recognised: We are the proud award winners of the Bavarian Export Prize for 2018 in the category read more…
The second part of our business year 2018 is characterized by our activities to treat mercury. Specifically, we started a service order for the conversion of several hundred tons of read more…
Econ industries is proud to announce the completion of a game-changing new facility for mercury waste management in Karratha, in the northwestern part of Australia. In July, Contract resources, a 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…
A new Liquified Natural Gas (LNG) waste processing facility based on technology engineered by the econ industries group will be realised in Karratha’s industrial precinct in Western Australia. The secure 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…
We are proud to announce that econ industries now is an official partner of the United Nations Environmental Programme UNEP in the areas “mercury cell chlor alkali production” and “mercury read more…