Eco-Vision, the Ashes-based industrial water treatment solutions company, is merging with industry peer Hydris. Together, they will now enter the international market under the name Eco-Vision.
Eco-Vision was founded in 1999 by Theo Bollen. Its total solutions for water treatment include components such as environmental consultancy, engineering, installation and process automation. Traditionally, Eco-Vision has specialised in wastewater projects. At the end of 2020, the company became part of the international Pollet Water Group, which also includes Waregem-based Hydris. This sector peer, also specialising in industrial water treatment, is now merging with Eco-Vision to form one company.
“Merging the two companies creates a very complementary story,” Theo Bollen knows. “We are now a unique player in the field of industrial water treatment, with experience in numerous sectors, and a good geographical spread in the country. We are also aiming further, at the international market. After all, the alternative water sources we use to reduce operating and energy costs are a current need internationally.”
The unified group continues under the name Eco-Vision. Theo Bollen and Veerle Hennissen will continue to manage the whole from the Ashes branch.
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Eco-Vision, the Ashes-based industrial water treatment solutions company, is merging with industry peer Hydris. Together, they will now enter the international market under the name Eco-Vision.
Eco-Vision was founded in 1999 by Theo Bollen. Its total solutions for water treatment include components such as environmental consultancy, engineering, installation and process automation. Traditionally, Eco-Vision has specialised in wastewater projects. At the end of 2020, the company became part of the international Pollet Water Group, which also includes Waregem-based Hydris. This sector peer, also specialising in industrial water treatment, is now merging with Eco-Vision to form one company.
“Merging the two companies creates a very complementary story,” Theo Bollen knows. “We are now a unique player in the field of industrial water treatment, with experience in numerous sectors, and a good geographical spread in the country. We are also aiming further, at the international market. After all, the alternative water sources we use to reduce operating and energy costs are a current need internationally.”
The unified group continues under the name Eco-Vision. Theo Bollen and Veerle Hennissen will continue to manage the whole from the Ashes branch.
Read the original article here .
Wommelgem – As – Waregem European food group ‘What’s Cooking?’ and water treatment specialist Eco-Vision are joining forces to make water reuse a priority. The ‘water-as-a-service’ project at the factory in Wommelgem ensures maximum recuperation of processed water and works towards a closed water cycle. Result? A solid water saving of about one Olympic-sized pool…
The growing importance of ESG in our industry is proven by the case of powder coating manufacturer Alural. Alural went in search of a solution to minimise its waste water volume. With three very concrete questions, the company knocked on Eco-Vision’s door: no more wastewater discharge, minimisation of discharge and guaranteed operational reliability. Read the…
WAREGEM – The water treatment companies Hydris and Eco-Vision are merging and from 1 January will continue under one name: Eco-Vision. More knowledge, more experience, even more vision. Engineering, service, installation and advice make the new Eco-Vision a unique player in the market, and this under the flag of the dynamic Waregem-based company Pollet Water…
