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DTSTART;TZID=Europe/Brussels:20261119T150000
DTEND;TZID=Europe/Brussels:20261119T230000
CREATED:20261014T100839Z
DESCRIPTION:<a href="https://www.haemers-technologies.com/event/krysalis-r-
 shortlisted-for-the-trends-impact-awards-2026-89/register">Krysalis® shor
 tlisted for the Trends Impact Awards 2026</a>\nKrysalis® shortlisted for 
 the Trends Impact Awards 2026 -Haemers Technologies presents to the jury H
 aemers Technologies is proud to announce that its project Krysalis® has b
 een nominated for the Trends Impact Awards 2026\, in the Future-defining t
 echnologies category. We recently had the opportunity to present the proje
 ct in front of the jury\, made up of experts from Trends-Tendances\, PwC B
 elgium and the Antwerp Management School. Most of us know PFAS — the "fo
 rever chemicals" — through the water: contaminated tap water\, polluted 
 rivers\, tainted groundwater. But water is where the problem surfaces\, no
 t where it lingers. The soil is what keeps it going. At contaminated sites
 \, most of the PFAS mass sits in the ground\, trapped for decades — a re
 servoir that slowly leaks into the water beneath our feet. Across Europe\,
  thousands of such sites remain untreated\, and someone always pays: nearb
 y communities\, public budgets\, and the next generation. Until now\, the 
 usual answer has been to move the problem\, not remove it. Krysalis® chan
 ges that. We gently warm the soil — never burning it — so the PFAS rel
 ease as vapours while the ground itself stays intact. Those vapours are th
 en captured and destroyed in the heating system\, where they are fully min
 eralised — gone for good. Because only the extracted PFAS are destroyed\
 , and never the soil\, the ground keeps its structure and natural function
 s: at the end\, the soil is still living soil. We have proven it. In Kors
 ør\, Denmark\, a full-scale demonstration with Denmark's five regions and
  the University of Copenhagen treated 60 tonnes of heavily contaminated so
 il. Their analyses confirmed no detectable PFAS left in the treated soil\,
  and none in the emissions. Join us on 19 November 2026 at Maison de la Po
 ste\, Tour & Taxis (Brussels)\, for the awards ceremony. We'd love to talk
  to you about this project and our full range of soil [...]
DTSTAMP:20261014T100839Z
LOCATION:Tour & Taxis\, Rue Picard 7\, 1000 Bruxelles\, Bruxelles\, Belgium
SUMMARY:Krysalis® shortlisted for the Trends Impact Awards 2026
X-ALT-DESC;FMTTYPE=text/html:<a href="https://www.haemers-technologies.com/
 event/krysalis-r-shortlisted-for-the-trends-impact-awards-2026-89/register
 ">Krysalis® shortlisted for the Trends Impact Awards 2026</a>\nKrysalis®
  shortlisted for the Trends Impact Awards 2026 -Haemers Technologies prese
 nts to the jury Haemers Technologies is proud to announce that its project
  Krysalis® has been nominated for the Trends Impact Awards 2026\, in the 
 Future-defining technologies category. We recently had the opportunity to 
 present the project in front of the jury\, made up of experts from Trends-
 Tendances\, PwC Belgium and the Antwerp Management School. Most of us know
  PFAS — the "forever chemicals" — through the water: contaminated tap 
 water\, polluted rivers\, tainted groundwater. But water is where the prob
 lem surfaces\, not where it lingers. The soil is what keeps it going. At c
 ontaminated sites\, most of the PFAS mass sits in the ground\, trapped for
  decades — a reservoir that slowly leaks into the water beneath our feet
 . Across Europe\, thousands of such sites remain untreated\, and someone a
 lways pays: nearby communities\, public budgets\, and the next generation.
  Until now\, the usual answer has been to move the problem\, not remove it
 . Krysalis® changes that. We gently warm the soil — never burning it 
 — so the PFAS release as vapours while the ground itself stays intact. T
 hose vapours are then captured and destroyed in the heating system\, where
  they are fully mineralised — gone for good. Because only the extracted 
 PFAS are destroyed\, and never the soil\, the ground keeps its structure a
 nd natural functions: at the end\, the soil is still living soil. We have 
 proven it. In Korsør\, Denmark\, a full-scale demonstration with Denmark'
 s five regions and the University of Copenhagen treated 60 tonnes of heavi
 ly contaminated soil. Their analyses confirmed no detectable PFAS left in 
 the treated soil\, and none in the emissions. Join us on 19 November 2026 
 at Maison de la Poste\, Tour & Taxis (Brussels)\, for the awards ceremony.
  We'd love to talk to you about this project and our full range of soil [.
 ..]
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