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Starting in 2025, Hubert, together with Landustrie, and Desah will continue together under the new company name Noardling. However, the three well-established brand names will not disappear; they will continue to operate as brands under Noardling. With the combined experience of more than 250 years, Noardling has the strength to offer sustainable, reliable products and solutions in the field of water technology.

Hubert Stavoren BV, Landustrie Sneek BV and Desah BV will continue together from Sneek, The Netherlands. Landustries facility, located on Pieter Zeemanstraat where Desah is also housed, will soon be expanded with the staff and equipment from Hubert in Stavoren. Read more.

Drinking water company Dunea produces and supplies drinking water to approximately 1.3 million customers in the western part of South Holland. One of the water treatment plants, is low pressure pumping station Brakel. Here, surface water is collected to be purified into drinking water. Read whole article.

We are pleased to inform you that as a result of the re-audit as of 8 February 2022 the NEN-EN-ISO 9001:2015 quality management system certificate has been awarded to Hubert. This certificate, with number K-0203672/01, is valid until 8 February 2025.

Hubert regularly renovates screening machinery. A traveling band screen is currently being renovated for a major oil company. This screen is fully updated in our factory and then put back into operation again. The pictures shows placement of the screening skid into a support frame on our factory site.

Hubert is also active in projects in which the architectural construction standard DIN EN 1090 is used. We comply now also with DIN EN 1090-2 (EXC2), that means execution class 2, which comprises all supporting structures made of steel up to strength class S700 and structural components made of aluminium alloys.

Hubert, together with partner REEL, will again take care of the renovation of screening systems for various nuclear power plants in France, including the power station in Penly and Gravelines. These projects will continue until 2024.

The Water Alliance is a unique partnership of public and private companies, government agencies and knowledge institutes involved in water technology in the Netherlands. The Water Alliance focuses on innovative and sustainable water technology that can be used worldwide. The knowledge and network of Water Alliance can help Hubert with future developments (and vice versa).