Bord na Móna Environmental Limited

Bord na Mona exhibits at Paris Pollutec Exhibition

Bord na Móna Environmental Ltd. in conjunction with their exclusive French distributor, Ger2i Ensemblier will be exhibiting at Pollutec Horizons Exhibition in Paris Dec 1st to 4th.
We will be located on Stand R219 Hall 5A where a full team of experts will be on-hand over the four days to provide information and to answer queries on the full range of odour control products and services on offer.

We will also be hosting a Guinness and Oyster Reception during the exhibition on Thursday 3rd December from 5pm until 6.30pm in Room 515 A/B Hall 5A where we will showcase some of the recent international contracts we have been awarded. All invited. RSVP karen.healy@bnm.ie by 25th November.

Bord na Mona Environmental Limited is an established leader in the fields of odour abatement and solvent emission reductions primarily based on in-house developed biofiltration and bioscrubbing technologies. Bord na Mona’s unique, patent technologies, MONASHELL and MONAFIL offer low cost, innovative solutions to the industrial and municipal sectors and are sustainable, environmentally friendly and offer high performance with minimal operating costs. With over six hundred odour control installations in municipal and industrial applications worldwide, Bord na Mona have built up a wealth of expertise and experience in air pollution control. Recently, Bord na Mona have successful won international contracts in the UK, Italy, France, Spain, Hong Kong and in the USA.

Recent overseas developments include the roll out of the technologies for the major wastewater treatment plants in Europe (SIAAP), Bransand Northumbrian Water UK, Monza Wastewater Treatment Facility in Italy. Also two Bord na Móna units were installed on a large pumping station (North Point) in Hong Kong and the company has been awarded a significant contract (€750k) with British Steel in the UK using this technology to treat VOC emissions. The MÓNAFIL technology is currently treating 1,000,000 m3 per hour of air from four of the five large composting installations in Rome, Italy (Malagrotto, Viterbo, Albano, and Ama).