Micr’Eau and its Chilean subsidiaries AEC and ABM are carrying out several biogas projects at the end of 2022 with its loyal customers Urbaser (European leader in the treatment of household waste by methanization), Veolia Haut de France, Tereos (world leader in sugar), Aguas Andinas (Veolia Water)

These operations concern the complete renovation of gasometers, flares or after-sales service and expertise contracts at the request of its Franco-Chilean customers.

The Micr’Eau group thus confirms its expertise in the value chain of the production and operation of the biogas sector and can therefore strengthen its qualified technicians and engineers in our engineering, maintenance and operation of biomethane units. Above Trebal/Mapocho site (Santiago de Chile: WWTP of 4 million inhabitants operated by the Veolia group)

Our company dismantled and rebuilt in record time (less than a month) one of the largest gasometers in France: a 5000m3 gas storer for the RICE research center of the GRT GAZ group from Gaz de France. This work mobilized half a dozen people from our company for a period of a fortnight and consisted of dismantling the old 17-year-old gasometer and re-installing a new Sattler brand gasometer. The gasometer rehabilitation market is one of our strong points because it requires many engineering, works and maintenance skills developed in our company for nearly 20 years, especially on the Sattler range.

Suez entrusts Micr’Eau with a preliminary study to supply two Sattler brand flexible gasometers for the Alsatian Benfeld project

Micr’Eau, with its nearly 20 years of experience with all the technical solutions developed with the Sattler group in the field of biogas storage, is entrusted by Suez France (Strasbourg agency) with detail studies of the installation of two gasometers on post digesters as part of the contract of work won by this group on behalf of the SDEA.

The objective is to size two stockers with a total volume of nearly 1000 m3 of biogas produced by the methanization of sludge from the treatment of wastewater from the Benfeld desure plant (67).

This study will result in the completion of these biogas storage works from 2021 before being injected into the grid.