Once Germany's most polluted river, the Emscher in the Ruhr area has been transformed into one of its cleanest through a 30-year, multigenerational renaturalization project. ?? This massive effort, led by wastewater management company EGLV, included upgrading and expanding #WasteWater treatment across the Emscher and Lippe River basins. Our virtualization and process control #technology played a key role in this success. EGLV unified hundreds of plants and systems onto one virtual platform, ensuring seamless operations for the long term. This strategic investment in technology has helped restore the Emscher as a natural habitat for both people and wildlife, paving the way for a cleaner, healthier future for all. ??????
西门子工业
1 个月
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Tim Arkinstall
4 周
The Germans have seen the value of the wider systems thinking and wider catchment approach that has clearly paid dividends. Challenge the UK has is the investment in the upstream WWT plant modernisation programs that will mitigate the river spills due to population growth and under investment. Challenges we need to work through in the UK but we will find a resolution. It is really great to see a positve outcome.
Levent Sander
1 个月
Beeindruckendes Wachstum! ?????? Selam, ???????????? ?? #Betriebsrat ?? #Siemens #Erlangen #Nuernberg
WIlliam Vaughan
4 周
Well done
Harini Sundaram
4 周
Congrats!\
Tibor Lingli
4 周
Congrats!
Head of Vertical Sales at Siemens
1 个月My ponder here is if we already have a reference point for catchment monitoring and control which has a direct impact on water quality in a river what stops others simply using this as a base camp starting point. Surely developments like this could be used to accelerate a a cleaner rivers program in the UK?. Rob Passmore, FRSA welcome your thoughts. Oliver Grievson Gwion Kennard do we review this as a stating point?