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The annual conference of the Baden-Württemberg regional association of the DWA (German Water Association) took place from October 19-20. The motto of the new hybrid format meeting was "Water Management - Knowledge Creates...
The project management of the construction of a replacement for the indoor swimming pool at Cleethorpeser Platz in Königswinter, is being carried out by the Berlin branch of HOLINGER Ingenieure GmbH. There will be a competition...
HOLINGER participating in the DWA conference 28.09.2021
This year's German Association for Water and Waste (DWA) regional conference will take place in Pforzheim on the 19th and 20th of October. Once again, HOLINGER will be there with our own booth and we warmly welcome you to drop by...
The Hamburg branch of HOLINGER Ingenieure GmbH is project managing the total refurbishment of the "Badepark Elmshorn" indoor swimming pool in Elmshorn. The renovation work includes, among other things, the repair of various pools...
On September 1st, 2021 HOLINGER Ingenieure GmbH opened it’s third branch in the German Federal State of Baden-Würtemberg, in Stuttgart-Vaihingen. The new branch positions us to provide better and faster on-site support and cater...
The Tübingen sewage treatment plant is the first plant in the Neckar river basin to use ozonation as an cost-effective, climate-friendly and efficient process for micropollutant removal. After the sewage treatment plant in...
Storms and flooding in Germany 02.08.2021
The recent pictures of the massive floods in the West of the Republic of Germany left a deep impression across the nation. They also brought back memories of the disastrous floods of 2002 and 2013, especially among our employees...
The Tübingen wastewater treatment plant, one of the first wastewater treatment plants in Baden-Württemberg, has been upgraded with a fourth purification stage which has now been put into operation. In a fascinating and...
Efficient and cost-effective elimination of trace substances using micro-granulated charcoal 01.06.2021
The aim of the joint research project is to test the use of micro-granulated charcoal as a supplementary wastewater treatment for the elimination of organic substances commonly referred to as micropollutants. The project...