The Micr’Eau group and its partner H2SYS, manufacturer of the Thytan Boxhy generator sets, have delivered and installed these first units in Antofagasta as part of a bilateral Franco-Chilean cooperation.
The 130 KW and 5 KW units will be used in the mining sector for ENAMI and are financed by Fasep (DG Tresor).
Micr’Eau was awarded the ‘Coup de Coeur’ trophy for exporting companies at the Moci Awards evening held at the Paris Chamber of Commerce. Organized with the support of BNP Paribas, Bpifrance, Business France, Crédit Agricole, Stratexio and Team France Export, these awards are presented each year to SMEs, VSEs and start-ups that are flourishing internationally.
here’s the link to the Moci article
At the BIG event organised by bpifrance in Paris, Micr’Eau Chairman Pascal Guasp was interviewed on the subject of international development.
Micr’Eau is proud to be the winner of the I-Nov 10 competition for its innovation in the enrichment of methane in biogas from solid waste. This 1Meuros financing is provided for 45% by BPI France and is part of the France 2030 program.
The overall aim of the project is to propose innovative solutions to reduce greenhouse gas emissions, while optimizing the capture of biogas from municipal solid waste landfills. In order to achieve this objective, the project will focus on the design of two devices: 1) the development of a unit for extracting CO2 from biogas to increase its CH4 content using amine striping, and 2) the development of an optimized combustion unit (flare) based on the use of burners on metal microfibers.
As part of its arsenic treatment needs, Micr’Eau Chile imports and stocks several dozen tons of GEH filter media in Santiago and northern Chile to serve its mining and water concession customers.
This GEH product is required for the treatment of arsenic-contaminated drinking water, but also for industrial water and contaminated soil.
Micr’Eau has been a leader in these sectors in France and Chile for over a decade.