Meet us at sweden water expo
AquaGreen will be exhibiting at Sweden Water Expo in Stockholm on 16–17 September 2026.
Sweden Water Expo brings together utilities, technology providers and other professionals from across the Nordic water and wastewater sector to exchange knowledge, explore new solutions and discuss the future of sustainable water infrastructure.
Visit us at stand C06:53 to meet the AquaGreen team and learn how our integrated steam drying and autothermal pyrolysis technology transforms biosolids into valuable resources. Our HECLA® solution reduces sludge volumes, eliminates harmful pollutants, recovers energy and produces biochar.
AquaGreen is already strengthening its presence in Sweden, with a HECLA® plant at Roslagsvatten currently undergoing commissioning. This project will provide an important reference for sustainable and efficient sludge management in the Swedish market.
We look forward to meeting existing and new partners and discussing how wastewater treatment plants can benefit from AquaGreen’s innovative technology and explore new opportunities for more sustainable and efficient sludge management.
Meet us in Stockholm
Date: 16–17 September 2026
Location: Stockholmsmässan, Stockholm
Stand: C06:53
We look forward to seeing you there!

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