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Renovation of the biogas line at the Marquette-lez-Lille wastewater treatment plant

Renovation of the biogas line at the Marquette-lez-Lille wastewater treatment plant

by | Oct 20, 2025 | Non classé

Micr’Eau took advantage of the summer of 2025 to modernise the biogas line (flare and gasometer) alongside operator Veolia in Lille.

We began by dismantling the two VSO gasometers that had been in place for around ten years, then replaced them with two new 3,800 m³ storage tanks manufactured by Sattler/Agrotel.

This operation was carried out without interrupting production during July and continued into September with the upgrading of the existing flare.

We would like to remind you that Micr’Eau is the only company capable of working on Sattler, VSO, BSDV, Ecomembrane and Ecothane gasometers in France and internationally.

It also represents the world-renowned Hofstetter flare brand.

Micr’Eau wins the tender for the modernisation of the biogas flares at the Talagante wastewater treatment plant in Chile

Micr’Eau wins the tender for the modernisation of the biogas flares at the Talagante wastewater treatment plant in Chile

by | Sep 27, 2022 | Non classé

Micr’Eau-AEC wins the tender launched by Aguas Andinas for the modernization of the biogas flaring line of the Talagante wastewater treatment plant (250,000 eq Hab); this file includes the installation of a new generation flare and the safety of the existing line. This turnkey project of about 180,000 euros represents 4 to 5 months of construction for our Franco-Chilean teams.

Micr’Eau carries out the factory inspection of its largest flare project with its partner Hofstetter

Micr’Eau carries out the factory inspection of its largest flare project with its partner Hofstetter

by | Sep 27, 2022 | Non classé

In the coming weeks, Micr’Eau is due to deliver an important project for the Veolia group in Chile: the supply of a flare and a measurement line for gases entering the combustion sector such as CH4 and CO2 in order to benefit from the Kyoto Protocol tariff, reserved for developing countries.

This project of more than 6 months carried out between the France, the Netherlands and Chile represents a value of several hundred hours of engineering and manufacturing follow-up.

Above is the base of the flare and its biogas compressors in the plant control phase, before its departure to Chile for the waste treatment and storage unit in the Rancagua region (500,000 inhabitants served operated by Veolia’s waste subsidiary)