The 5th international conference on Ecotechnologies for wastewater treatment will take place on June 21-25, 2021 in Milan, Italy. Together with three other Run4Life partners, Desah participates in organizing the workshop (WS8-DEC) about "Decentralized treatements for resource recovery from domestic wastewater". This interactive workshop will be held on Thursday 24 June between 13:30 – 15:00 […]
Our contribution o.a. was the virtual tour of our Run4Life demo-site at Lemmerweg, Sneek (The Netherlands) showing Desah’s technology applied in one of the first pilot projects treating vacuum collected black water (toilet wastewater). For joining the visual tour (duration approx. 3 min) please click here
As a Run4Life partner we are proud to announce our participation in the EU Green Week (starting 31 May, 2021) which this year focuses on the zero pollution ambition. Therefore we invite you to attend the virtual tour of our Run4Life demo-site at Lemmerweg, Sneek (The Netherlands) showing Desah’s technology applied in one of the […]
May 5th, 2021 the new RecoLab testcentre has been inaugurated. RecoLab accommodates an innovative waste and wastewater treatment system based on Desah’s technology, where black and grey water are separately collected and treated. Read more.
In the spring 2020 Newsletter of Wageningen University not only an interesting article on nutrient recovery (page 5) but also on the front page column of Desah’s technical director.
In line with Government guidelines our company is also making every effort to reduce the risk of further spreading of COVID-19. What does this mean for our visitors / relations: All appointments will be by telephone / Skype Loading/unloading of goods according to strict reporting protocol Our premises are closed until further notice We kindly […]
Desah will be present at Futurebuild in London (03-05 March). By 2050, most of the world’s population will live in large cities and clean water will become an issue for these immense urban areas. The Desah source separated approach is ideal for cities of the future where water, energy and nutrients are recovered from wastewater […]
Helsingborg is one of the fastest growing cities in Sweden. It is expected that in 15 years the city has attracted more than 40,000 new residents. To meet this grow, 1,000 new homes are being built each year. One of the first new districts is Oceanhamnen, part of the H+ project. In the Oceanhamnen district, […]
