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Grundfos added to Royal HaskoningDHV’s Preferred Supplier program

Dutch engineering consultancy Royal HaskoningDHV has named Grundfos as its Preferred Supplier of pumping solutions for its award-winning Nereda wastewater treatment technology.

The Nereda wastewater treatment technology purifies water using the unique features of aerobic granular biomass. With over 90 projects completed or being delivered across the world, Nereda technology is used in both municipal and industrial applications.

“Our products and solutions for wastewater transport and the wastewater treatment plant build on reliability, modularity and energy-efficiency from optimised pump systems and fully integrated solutions,” said Henrik Sonesson, Global Key Account Director – Water Utility, Grundfos. “Based on the successful implementation of Grundfos’ solutions across various Nereda Wastewater Technology plants across South Africa, the UK and the Netherlands, we are happy to be selected as their Preferred Supplier for their projects globally.”

“Our goal is to continually improve the technology and services that Nereda Wastewater Technology provides to our customers,” explained René Noppeney, Global Director of Water Technology Products at Royal HaskoningDHV. “This is made possible through our Preferred Supplier program that establishes collaborations with industry leaders, such as Grundfos. By adding Grundfos to our Preferred Supplier program we are not only providing our customers with the option of reliable and efficient pumping solutions, but aim to promote inter-technology research and development, to enhance our joint offerings on Nereda projects.”

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