M Vest Water completes paid long-term NORWAFLOC trial at METHA dredging plant in Hamburg
Reuters2026/08/18 11:44- M Vest Water completed a paid long-term trial of its natural flocculant NORWAFLOC at METHA, one of Europe’s largest dredging plants in Hamburg.
- The results showed improved treatment outcomes and operational performance versus the plant’s incumbent products.
- The trial started in Q4 2025.
- The trial paused during a refurbishment of dewatering equipment.
- The trial resumed in June 2026.
- The trial finished at end-July 2026.
- MVW will enter commercial negotiations aimed at securing a long-term NORWAFLOC supply contract.
- METHA dewaters about 300,000 tons of sludge a year, with capacity to treat 1,000,000 tons.
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