Swedish companies

HVR Water Purification manufactures water purifiers for household use

Hydropress Huber AB manufactures and sells water treatment equipment and heat exchangers for waste water.

IKP Nord Vattenvård comprises consulting and educational activities, as well as sales of water treatment systems and components.

Industri Belos is a distribution company that sells fittings for water and sewer.

Ingvar Ingrid designs energy-optimized pneumatic material transport.

Inpipe Sweden offers innovative, strong, flexible, and environmentally friendly solutions for renova-tion of underground pipes without digging – so-called No Dig renovation. Our products contribute to a better environment and cost-saving solutions for cities to renovate and maintain their sewage sys-tems. With 35 years of experience and continuous development of new, better, and more environ-mentally friendly solutions, we are today the Nordic region’s largest manufacturer of fiberglass rein-forced liners and installation equipment for this purpose.

IVL Swedish Environmental Institute Ltd. is an independent research body that has been involved since 1966 in the development of solutions to environmental problems on behalf of the business sector and the community.

JKV Energy & HVAC technology is a consulting firm with it’s office in Leksand. JVK are specialised in planning, audits and energy studies in the HVAC and refrigeration technology area.

Josab builds advanced solutions in the field of water purification that meet the most stringent quality standards and customer requirements.

KONSEB is your partner in all kind of projects, small and big, simple or complex, within sewage water treatment, sludge handling and sludge and waste utilization.

KZ develop and manufacture products for water pipe network maintenance and prototypes of catalytic canners.

The Käppala Association treats wastewater from over 500 000 inhabitants in eleven municipalities located north and east of Stockholm. Our treatment plant, the Käppala wastewater treatment plant, is Sweden’s third-largest, and employs a very effective treatment process.

Before the Käppala plant started operating, huge amounts of raw sewage were discharged into local watercourses, lakes and the Stockholm archipelago. This caused problems involving disease transmission and environmental pollution.