Envipure products

ENVIPURE is the market leader and possesses an unsurpassed track-record in the design and supply of chemical scrubbing plants and solutions for the treatment of process exhaust in these areas of applications and Customers :

ENVIPURE is the market leader in providing technological solutions for odor control with a total installed capacity exceeding 3,000,000 m³/hr . ENVIPURE possesses an unsurpassed track-record in the design and supply of odor control plants and solutions for a varied range of applications and Customers :

ENVIPURE ensures that our Customers receive the solution that works best to meet their production water demands in terms of quality, compliance, efficiency and cost. Power generation and industrial boiler plants and high-tech manufacturing facilities in wafer-fab, semi-conductor and photo-voltaic have come to rely on ENVIPURE for cost-effective and reliable high-purity and ultra-pure de-ionized water solutions.

ENVIPURE is the market leader in providing package water production plants with the lowest cost per cubic meter of purified-water produced.

ENVIPURE is specialized in anaerobic treatment of highly loaded industrial waste-water utilizing proprietary UASB-process that generates biogas at high yields. Challenges faced with climate change and energy insecurity due to fossil fuel scarcity have propelled the importance of biogas as a renewable energy source. ENVIPURE offers to industries a green technology that converts waste-water to energy.

ENVIPURE offers to Customers compact and modular waste-water treatment plants that meet demands for high-quality discharge standards and small foot-print.

ENVIPURE offers to shipowners an IMO final-approved BWMS that is small in carbon foot-print and low in energy-consumption system. Invasive marine species discharge into a new environment may endanger the native ecology, threaten the local economic activities such as fisheries or even bring about diseases. In order to address this enormous challenge, the International Maritime Organization (IMO) Convention adopted in 2004 imposed an obligation for shipowners to meet strict water quality standards and determined the maximum level of invasive organisms allowed in the discharged ballast water.