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Micr’Eau starts biggest arsenic contract in Santiago, Chile

Micr’Eau starts biggest arsenic contract in Santiago, Chile

by | May 21, 2021 | Non classé

Micr’Eau has started a GEH media change project in Quilicura, one of Chile’s largest drinking water stations (540m3/h) treating arsenic.

The contract covers 36 months and will result in 17 media changes for more than 300T of filter media at 5 stations around Santiago, making it the largest service contract of its kind in the world.
A mega contract for Micr’Eau in Chile

A mega contract for Micr’Eau in Chile

by | Feb 6, 2021 | Non classé

Micr’Eau wins with its Chilean partner Cobre y Metales the largest contract to change filter media in the world: 17 changes on the Santiago de Chile region with Aguas Andinas.

This project is established for 3 years and concerns 5 adsorption filtration treatment plants in the capital operated by Aguas Andinas: Quilicura antigua y nueva, San Antonio, Lampa, lo Pinto.

With the support of its Chilean mining services partner, Cobre Y metales (80 people), Micr’Eau and its subsidiary AEC will have to manage the change of more than 300 T of GEH-type adsorbant media saturated with arsenic during drinking water filtration. This new mega-reference is in addition to the 80 installations already followed by the group around the world.

Micr’Eau distributes GEH filter media in Chile

Micr’Eau distributes GEH filter media in Chile

by | Jan 23, 2021 | Non classé

Micr’Eau officially distributes the GEH filter media in Chile, one of the world’s leading markets for the treatment of arsenic in drinking water and industrial process waters (mines in particular).

With this commercial representation granted by the German company Wasser Chemie, the Micr’Eau group has a major filtering media used by Chilean private water dealers such as Aguas Andinas (Suez) or Aguas Nuevas (Marubeni).
Fasep Chile Signing Ceremony

Fasep Chile Signing Ceremony

by | Dec 18, 2020 | Non classé

Micr’Eau signs with AMRA (Regional Association of Mayors of Antofagasta), a region of 700,000 inhabitants and Chile’s main mining area, a technical and commercial cooperation project for 621,000 euros co-financed by the DG Treasury as part of a Fasep.

The project will be to build two arsenic processing units and a saturated media regeneration centre to serve industrial and municipal customers in northern Chile.

This signing ceremony was held at the French Ambassador’s house in Santiago in the presence of the Economic Mission and the elected representatives of the Northern Region as well as the President of the Micr’Eau group Pascal Guasp