We are still happy for the excellent results we had on our site at the Bien Hoa Airforce Base in Vietnam and we continue to celebrate our collaboration with GAET and CTET/Chemical Force of the Vietnam Ministry of Defense. We are truly flattered and especially honoured to be featured in the Bruzz media with an article about our success in Vietnam and a short portrait of the CEO of Haemers Technologies. From a classic childhood to a remarkable expansion,...
After supporting us during the Bien Hoa Airforce Base site remediation and the great results obtained that we were able to show during our seminar in Hanoi, we are very pleased to announce the signing of a Memorandum Of Understanding with INSEE Vietnam! We are sure that this collaboration will be able to meet many new challenges with the common goal of offering efficient and sustainable...
The belgian newspaper Het Laatste Nieuws wrote about our thermal desorption remediation site at the Bien Hoa Airforce Base (Vietnam). We are pleased that soil and groundwater remediation is increasingly at the forefront of the news. Article (in Dutch) and interview of our CEO Jan Haemers here.
It is with great pride that we were able to present, yesterday, in Hanoi, the excellent results of our site at the Bien Hoa Airforce Base in Vietnam. A great joint project with GAET and CTET/Chemical Force of the Vietnam Ministry of Defense. During this seminar, we were able to demonstrate the efficiency of Ex Situ Thermal Desorption for the treatment of dioxin-contaminated soils (Agent Orange in this case).
We will present two topics at ICEPR taking place from August 3 to 5 in Prague, Czech Republic. This edition will also be delivered virtually! ICEPR is an annual conference related to environmental pollution and remediation. Our HT speaker will be Aurélien Vandekerckhove (Team Leader Business Development) and will talk about: "Thermoreact® - An innovative remediation product for In-situ Neutralization of halogens, sulphur, phosphorus and mercury during Thermal Desorption " "Enhanced dynamic Skimming – A new and highly effective...
Haemers Technologies continues its series of monthly webinars and invites you to discover the very efficient ESTD treatment through a case study of our project in Biên Hòa, Vietnam. This session will take place on Thursday, June 16 at 11 am (CEST – Brussels time). The webinar will be led by Jan Haemers (CEO), Aline Jordens (Team Leader Innovation) and Maël Makoudi (Project Engineer). As a teaser, review our intermediate progress report published some weeks ago.
Brussels will welcome the first edition of SOILite! SOILite (Soil Innovation Technology Event) is the first European platform solely dedicated to soil and groundwater remediation. Six companies are taking part to this great platform: Injectis, Evonik, iFLUX, bio2clean, EnISSA and, of course, Haemers Technologies. We will all share insights on soil and groundwater remediation during interactive sessions. This event will gather people from several horizons such...
Good news! You will be able to meet us at IFAT this year from May 30 to June 3. The event will take place at Messe München. Find us in Hall B4 at Booth 216! Come and discover our company, technologies and goals for a more sustainable future. Our team will be delighted to tell you more about it! We are participating with the support of AWEX. See you there!
On April 7 at 2pm (CET), Haemers Technologies is organizing a soil remediation webinar. And on this occasion, we are welcoming Gary Birk, Managing Partner at Tersus Environmental, LLC, who will tell you about Optimization and Advances in Amendments for Chlorinated Solvent Sites. The host of this free webinar will be Jan Haemers, CEO at Haemers Technologies Group. This way, you will...
During the US-Vietnam War, millions of liters of herbicides were dropped over Vietnam: The Rainbow agents. Those Rainbow Agents were sprayed throughout the Operation Ranch Hand to clear thick jungle, by defoliating crops and forest. Among these Rainbow agents, Agent Orange was proven to cause severe health issues, including birth defects, neurological problems and cancers. Indeed, Agent Orange contained dioxins which are highly toxic environmental persistent organic pollutants. More than four decades after the Vietnam War ended (in 1975), the stability and...
