Press releases

"The latest generation wastewater treatment plant is to be built in Horyniec-Zdrój. For the town where the health resort operates - this is a key investment. The Municipality obtained almost PLN 9 million for this purpose from the Polish Ład."

Another investment by Schwander Polska is gaining recognition in the media. This time we are talking about the wastewater treatment plant in Poręba, where many changes have taken place within a year since the start of the works. The Municipal Water and Sewage Company in Poręba (MPWiK) has gained a new facility operating in the most advanced wastewater treatment technology, which is the membrane technology (MBR). The value of the entire investment is over PLN 9 million.

The construction of the sewage treatment plant in Kunów is a strategic investment for the Municipality. The existing installation is almost 40 years old and does not fulfill its tasks and the stench emanating from it significantly hinders the daily life of the residents.

Today (the 5th of November 2016) Chełmiec Commune Office held a meeting of delegates of local government representatives from Finland, representatives of contracting parties and scientific societies from Sweden and Poland. The aim of the meeting was to provide information about the most innovative wastewater treatment plant technology used in Poland, which was unusual, since until now it was Polish people who learnt from Finnish, Swedish and Norwegian specialists.

SCHWANDER POLSKA® was founded 11 years ago.  SCHWANDER POLSKA® is the world leader in design and construction of wastewater treatment plants based on MBR technology. The highly qualified team of specialists at Schwander Polska® offers broad experience in the field of designing and executing projects of municipal and industrial wastewater treatment plants, including biological treatment of water.

All reconstruction works relating to wastewater treatment plants in Godów as well as modernisation of the two remaining wastewater treatment plants (in Pawłów and Tarczek) have been completed. Thanks to ultramodern solutions, municipal wastewater treatment plants in Godów, Pawłów and Tarczek are now one of the best wastewater treatment plants in Europe.

According to the UN, almost one-fifth of the world’s population lives in areas experiencing water scarcity. By 2025, it is estimated that two-thirds will experience water shortages. Yet at the same time, vast amounts of wastewater are generated daily, most of which is dumped into rivers and seas without adequate treatment, creating health and environmental hazards.