Hatenboer-Water

The water leaving the RO unit is not the whole story When people think about water quality, they often think about production. That line of thinking makes sense, without production there is no water. But water quality is not determined just by where water starts. It's influenced by storage, distribution, point of use...etc. A lot can happen between seawater entering the system and drinking water reaching someone's bottle. That is why water quality should always be viewed as a chain and never a single component. When was the last time you looked beyond the RO system? Water quality issues often don't start where you expect them to. Learn more about our Safe Water on Board approach: https://lnkd.in/eRekdUg3 #WaterTreatment #Desalination #Marine #ReverseOsmosis #Maritime #SafeWaterOnBoard #HatenboerWater

A world first, and we're proud to be part of it! PosHYdon has successfully started producing green hydrogen on an operational North Sea platform, bringing together offshore wind, hydrogen production, and existing offshore infrastructure in a way that has never been done before. As partner, we're contributing through desalination. After all, before seawater can become green hydrogen, it first needs to become high-quality demineralized water. It's exciting to see years of collaboration, innovation, and testing culminate in this milestone for the future of energy in the North Sea. A huge congratulations to everyone involved! 🌊⚡

When you rely on bottled water on board, you're solving a behavioral problem by creating a logistical one. We see it all the time... Your crew don't trust the water from the bottle filling station, so they stop using it. Now, you're loading, storing, moving and disposing of thousands of bottles, despite already having perfectly safe drinking water available on board. The trust issue has been solved with extra costs and logistics. If you've spent your entire life avoiding tap water at home, it's not unreasonable to approach onboard drinking water with the same skepticism. That's why producing safe drinking water is only part of the equation. Building confidence in that water matters just as much. When crews understand where their drinking water comes from, how it is treated, and how its quality is monitored, they're far more likely to trust it. And when that trust is there, you're no longer relying on storage space or waste management to solve a problem that education and awareness can help prevent in the first place. #WaterTreatment #Maritime #SafeWaterOnBoard #HatenboerWater #ReverseOsmosis #Desalination

The safest water in the world is useless if nobody drinks it. A surprising number of water related challenges on board have nothing to do with water quality, but are all about perception. We've seen it time and time again: if crew don't trust the water, they won't drink it. And if they don't drink it, the benefits of producing safe drinking water never fully reach the people it's intended for. That's why water management shouldn't stop at system installation and compliance. It should include awareness, communication and training. The goal goes beyond simply producing safe water, it's is making sure your crew feel confident enough to drink it. Read more about how crew perception can be a game changer in achieving safe water on board: https://lnkd.in/e_EmVWqe #WaterTreatment #ReverseOsmosis #Maritime #HatenboerWater #SafeWaterOnBoard #WaterQuality

Onboard water has mastered the art of being taken for granted. Think about it.... Nobody attends a meeting because the drinking water was fine this month. Or sends a congratulatory email because the storage tanks behaved themselves. Nobody says: "Great job everyone. The water was completely uneventful again and nothing of note happened." But they should be. Because if water only gets brought up when something goes wrong, you're not managing water, you're managing the consequences. Safe water on board should be uneventful, but the challenge is making sure it stays that way. What actions are you taking to ensure it does? #WaterTreatment #Desalination #Marine #ReverseOsmosis #Maritime #SafeWaterOnBoard

When you think about salmon farming, you may first think of the fish, feed and production capacity. But did you think about the water? Water quality sits at the heart of the entire operation. Our client LAXEY farms its salmon entirely on land, replicating the natural lifecycle of the salmon. That means every phase of the salmon's life requires a different level of salinity and strict water quality control. To support this process, we've designed a reverse osmosis installation that helps create the perfect conditions throughout the facility. We've loved working on this project, it reminds us that water is more than a utility. In many industries, it's part of the process itself. Read the full story here: https://lnkd.in/e5NRG5HT #WaterTreatment #Desalination #HatenboerWater #ReverseOsmosis

We're proud to support the incredible work of Mercy Ships. For many years, we've worked together to help ensure safe and reliable water on board their vessels, supporting the people who make this life-changing work possible. The impact Mercy Ships has had on communities around the world is remarkable, and we're honored to play a part behind the scenes. Access to safe water can never be taken for granted, and a partnership like this reminds us of that. Here's to many more years helping ensure safe water on board and supporting a mission that makes a difference to countless lives.

Safe Drinking Water for Offshore Energy 💧⚡ Last week, our team delivered a containerized Reverse Osmosis unit to the Prinses Elisabeth Island, a world-first energy hub in the North Sea, developed by TM Edison, a collaboration between Jan De Nul Group and DEME Group.   This artificial island will connect multiple Belgian offshore wind farms, combine their power and bring it ashore. A key piece of the energy transition.   Behind all that infrastructure, there are people. During the construction phase, a maximum of 200 employees will be living and working on the island, which means one essential element must always be in place: a reliable supply of safe drinking water.   And that's where we come in!   Our solution, equipped with RO, a hydrophore, and UV disinfection, ensures constant access to safe drinking water. Because when water is taken care of, crews can focus on what they do best; building the future of energy.   We’re proud to support TM Edison in making this project possible and to play a small but essential role in Europe’s energy transition. #WaterTreatment #Desalination #ReverseOsmosis #Maritime #SafeWaterOnBoard #HatenboerWater #Offshore #WindEnergy

A floating village on a river. 400 workers. One question: where does the drinking water come from?   At the Calandkanaal in Rotterdam, we currently have two 12m³ tank containers and an additional 4m³ storage unit up and running, supplying drinking water to the floating subcontractors village supporting the refit of the Solitaire.   The Solitaire (Allseas) is one of the world's most advanced pipelay vessels. 300 meters long, capable of laying more than 9 km of pipeline per day, and world record holder for the deepest pipeline installation ever: 2,775 meters below sea level. She is currently undergoing a major 10-month modernization campaign.   Wherever people work, they need clean drinking water. We make sure it's just there. As we have since 1906.   #HatenboerNeptunus #WaterSupply #Offshore #Maritime #Solitaire #SafeWaterOnBoard #HatenboerWater

Seafarers carry world trade. And with it, they carry responsibility, pressure and great risk. Today, on the International Day of the Seafarer, we want to take a moment to acknowledge the people at sea who keep global trade moving. The convenience we experience on shore is easy to take for granted. But behind every online order, every shipment of raw materials, and even the energy powering our homes, there are people working far from home, under demanding conditions. The safety and wellbeing of the crew must never be taken for granted. We want to pay special attention to our own Hatenboer-Neptunus crew, who are out on the water every day, supplying vessels with fresh water no matter the weather conditions. Their work plays an essential role in supporting the people on board. A small thank you today for everyone at sea who carries their part of the responsibility.