Hydroflux Decentralised Treatment Plant Upgrade to Commence at one of Australia’s Largest Alumina Refineries

Hydroflux will undertake a decentralised treatment plant upgrade at a refinery that supplies in-demand alumina to nearby and international smelters.

Hydroflux was awarded an upgrade of one of the sewage treatment facilities operating in one of the customer’s operations with the aim of providing increased reliability, automation and performance.

“Many decentralised sewage treatment plants can benefit from our upgrade options such as new primary treatment, enhanced aeration, tertiary treatment and sludge processing. Upgrading with these options increases plant reliability and performance. We have upgraded many decentralised sewage treatment plants across Australia, New Zealand, Fiji and PNG with our solutions to ensure the asset operates to best practice” says John Koumoukelis, CEO of Hydroflux.

Hydroflux design and build a range of decentralised potable water, sewage and sludge treatment plants for mining sites, resorts, marina’s and smaller communities. We also provide upgrades to existing decentralised systems to increase capacity and performance, automation and to extend the life of existing assets.

For further information please visit www.hydrofluxepco.nz or contact us on 09 352 2052.

About the Hydroflux Group

The Hydroflux Group aims to deliver the highest level of engineering and scientific know-how to the emerging issues of sustainability, climate adaptation and environmental protection with a specific focus on water and wastewater.

As part of its vision and mission, Hydroflux has always taken its climate responsibility seriously. In 2022, Hydroflux became Australia’s first water treatment and technology company to achieve Climate Active carbon neutral certification for its organisation and products. It knows that partnering with customers and clients is the most significant impact it can have in its journey. The Group employs over 100 staff and operates throughout Australia, New Zealand and the Pacific Islands, with office locations in Sydney, Melbourne, Brisbane, Adelaide, Perth, Auckland, and Suva.