Our world is changing. In this series of articles, we describe how KSB employees seek solutions to social challenges and drive the development of important trends.
Industrial waste heat used for climate-neutral district heating: A project in the German municipality of Herne demonstrates how an intelligent pump control system increases the efficiency of heating networks.
Biomass allows companies to generate heat sustainably and lower their operating costs. KSB demonstrates how this is done in practice in their own heating station.
The average age of the world’s population is rising, and so is the demand for medication. Diaphragm valves play a key role in producing this medication.
How can farmers use this efficient irrigation method successfully? Francisco Javier Enrile, specialist salesman in Spain, provides answers to key questions.
To respond to climate change we have to accelerate the expansion of regenerative types of energy. KSB actively progresses the energy transition with its wind power solutions – onshore and offshore.
Climate change and fragile delivery chains highlight the necessity for a circular economy. At KSB, the principles of a circular economy are already being lived out.
The Earth's population is producing more and more waste water. By applying the right technology, waste water can be turned into a sustainable alternative to groundwater and surface water in dry regions.
Companies have a special responsibility for the environment. KSB’s production facilities like the one in Shirwal, India, therefore meet the latest energy and environmental protection requirements. The pump and valve manufacturer's latest production plant focuses systematically on sustainability.
KSB supplied the Canadian city of Calgary with an optimum hydraulic system and perfectly configured pumps for the construction of a vital new pumping station.
