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An Annual Meeting Full of Great Conversations

Thank you for a great STF Annual Meeting at KærligHeden. We came to the event expecting plenty of conversations about tertiary and quaternary wastewater treatment – and we certainly had them. A big thank you to everyone who visited us at Stand 35. We had many valuable discussions about new treatment requirements, filtration, ozonation, HUBER solutions, operation and service – and, of course, enjoyed our traditional serving of biksemad with fried eggs. We also experienced strong interest in sludge dewatering and sludge drying. Sludge drying in particular is attracting increasing attention as utilities focus on operational efficiency, energy use, resource recovery and future requirements for sludge management. Thank you for your visits, the great conversations and the fantastic atmosphere. We are already looking forward to next year.

Love at first treatment stage – and solutions for the next ones

On Friday 19 June, we will be attending the annual meeting of Spildevandsteknisk Forening at KærligHeden – and we are looking forward to it. The annual meeting is always a good opportunity to step away from everyday routines, meet the people behind the treatment plants and talk about the issues that matter in real life. Not only the major strategic topics, but also the practical questions, the good experiences and the solutions that need to work on Monday morning when the plant continues operating. There will undoubtedly be plenty of talk about the 3rd and 4th treatment stages this year – and for good reason. These are topics many people are working with right now, and there are still many questions that need to be translated into practical, workable solutions.

IFAT is, of course, about technology

But above all, it is about people. Throughout the week at IFAT, conversations revolved around future treatment requirements, technical solutions, quaternary treatment, sludge handling and energy efficiency — all at a pace only a trade fair hall in Munich can deliver. But what we bring home most of all are the conversations. We had the pleasure of being part of HUBER’s impressive 1,300 m² stand, surrounded by solutions and inspiration for the future of wastewater treatment — while at the same time experiencing something truly special: A remarkable number of Danish visitors stopped by. The week was filled with professional discussions, knowledge sharing, laughter, networking and reunions with customers, partners and industry colleagues alike. It means more than you sometimes manage to express during a busy week at a trade fair. A big thank you to everyone who took the time to visit us. We are heading home with tired feet and plenty of new ideas.

MiniSkills 2026: Welding, slush ice and curious students

There was plenty of action when Aquagain took part in MiniSkills in Medius Holsted on April 16. Our stand was buzzing all day as curious 7th grade students threw themselves into welding simulators, hands-on activities – and yes, plenty of slush ice. The welding simulators – provided in collaboration with the Danish Knowledge Centre for Automation and Technology – were a huge hit, and many students had their very first “welding experience” in a virtual setup, where they could test their skills without smoke or sparks.