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A Man You Don’t Let Go – 25 Years with Martin

In January 2001, a collaboration began that this year celebrates its 25th anniversary. At the time, it may have been a quiet date in world history – but at Aquagain, it marks the beginning of 25 years with Martin Eriksen. Martin started as a welder and installer – both the man in the workshop and the man on-site with customers. A role that requires more than technical skill; it demands overview, responsibility, and the ability to represent the company professionally. That combination has defined Martin throughout the years.

From Directive to Operation: Quaternary Treatment in Practice

Quaternary Treatment - Key technical considerations when regulatory requirements meet real-world operation The implementation of quaternary treatment represents a clear shift in wastewater treatment. Where the primary focus has traditionally been on conventional parameters such as organic matter, nitrogen and phosphorus, new requirements now target the removal of micropollutants that behave very differently – chemically, hydraulically and operationally.

Merry Christmas and Happy New Year from Aquagain

As the year draws to a close, we would like to send warm Christmas greetings from Aquagain in both Denmark and Norway to our customers, partners, and relations. Thank you for the dialogue, trust, and positive interaction throughout the year – a year marked by busy days, good conversations, and strong cooperation, which we truly appreciate.

Another Klaus on the team – ready to turn the screw in development

Yes, we have another Klaus on the team. He joins as a marine engineer in our Technical Department, where he will play a central role in driving the 3D CAD work forward on larger projects. Here, he will bring the threads together, coordinate progress, and ensure that overview and priorities are always in place. At the same time, he maintains hands-on work with developing and designing technical solutions that actually work in practice. Klaus lives in Gammelby near Vejen with his wife and their three children, aged 16, 14, and 5. When he is not spending time with his family or taking care of the house, you will typically find him in the workshop, tinkering with old cars and motorcycles. He originally trained as a sheet metal worker and later continued his education to become a marine engineer. The solid craftsmanship background combined with technical insight makes him a valuable profile in our development work – we truly appreciate employees who can think both practically and innovatively. Throughout his career, Klaus has worked on the development of, among other things, test centers, testing equipment, and high-pressure systems – an area that requires both systematic thinking and curiosity. At Aquagain, he now has the opportunity to use his experience to further develop solutions that contribute to a greener and more sustainable future. "I applied for the job at Aquagain because I see a great future in this industry," says Klaus. "It’s an area that really makes a difference – and I want to be part of that."