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Two HELIOtubes® successfully installed at oilfield in Oman
World’s first solar-thermally powered, zero emission water treatment plant for produced water to go into operation in Q2 2024.
AB InBev Plans Breakthrough Innovation Based on HELIOVIS’ Next Generation Solar Thermal Technology at its Namibian Brewery
Using HELIOVIS’ sustainable technology, the Belgian brewer aims to save about 700 tons of CO2 emissions per year.
Solar thermal technology will be used for the first time within AB InBev.
HELIOVIS and Eclipse Investments Sign an Agreement for the Marketing of Solar Thermal Plants in the Gulf Region
HELIOVIS AG and Eclipse Investments LLC (Eclipse), which is a subsidiary of the highly respected Zubair Corporation from Oman with a large regional presence, announced today that they have signed an Agreement for the marketing and sales of solar thermal plants in the Gulf region.
Impressions from Our Spanish Plant
Industrial process heat and its huge climate impact have not received much public attention, since no commercially viable and scalable emission-free solution was available until now.
HELIOVIS and ARA Petroleum Harness Solar Energy to Provide Zero Emission Desalination in Oman
HELIOVIS and ARA Petroleum announced today that they have signed a commercial contract to provide the world’s first solar-thermally powered, zero emission desalination plant for the treatment of produced water.
HELIOVIS AG Team Members Will Be Attending the ADIPEC Exhibition and Conference
HELIOVIS AG team members will be attending the ADIPEC Exhibition and Conference next week in Abu Dhabi. (Hint: we’ll be making a major news announcement).
A New Way to Turn the Sun’s Power into Energy
HELIOVIS featured in the episode, ‘The Edge: Energy Expo’ in which CNBC travelled to Kazakhstan to explore the ‘Future Energy’ Astana Expo in 2017.
