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AI supports and complements measurement technology in TIA industrial wastewater treatment plants.
"AI has been present in the control of our wastewater treatment plants for quite some time, without it always being called AI," says Anna Lena Blanke.

TIA Abwassertechnik is pleased to announce that they have been commissioned by St. Catherine's Monastery in Sinai / Egypt to build a turnkey wastewater treatment plant.

TIA Managing Director Anna Lena Blanke was recently invited as a speaker to the kick-off event of the Entrepreneur Network Africa. The event, which took place in Lübeck on 22 February 2023, provided a platform for exchange between the Schleswig-Holstein Chamber of Commerce and Industry, entrepreneurs and Ms Anna Lena Blanke, who shared her experiences in dealing with wastewater technology in Africa.

Anna Lena Blanke, managing director of TIA Abwassertechnik, has been elected to the board of the VDMA Process Machinery and Equipment Association.

TIA-Abwassertechnik is developing a novel, climate-friendly anaerobic technology to pre-treat municipal wastewater in combination with an additional treatment stage.

TIA Managing Director Anna Lena Blanke was invited by the Business Network Africa and the Federal Ministry for Economic Affairs and Climate Protection to participate in a panel discussion.

TIA Wastewater Technology commissioned the wastewater treatment plant for El Dawleya, a company from Egypt, in 2018.

Thank you to all visitors of our booth at IFAT 2022 in Munich.

After the cancelled trade fair in 2020, the number of visitors was fortunately again comparable to the trade fairs before the pandemic and a complete success for the TIA.

Sewage sludge from municipal sewage treatment plants or industrial wastewater treatment plants may only be used for agricultural purposes with official permission.

Africa is a huge market of the future with a lot of potential! More and more German companies are becoming active in African countries. At the 7th German-African Business Forum NRW, the focus was on the topic of "Win-Win with German Technology in Africa".

The kick-off meeting in the new TIA research project has taken place.
With the TIA project partners Technische Universität Berlin and p2m Berlin, research is being carried out to increase energy efficiency and reduce the sewage sludge problem in wastewater treatment plants in Jordan.