The Hydroflux Group consists of eight specialist water and wastewater treatment companies.These integrated businesses undertake design and construction projects, and provide aftermarket services to the municipal, mining and industrial sectors
The Hydroflux Group of Companies is based around teams of water and wastewater treatment experts harnessing the power of world leading research and technologies for a more sustainable use of water, energy and resources.
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Our Industrial division has an in depth knowledge and understanding of ALL food and beverage processes which enables it to design wastewater treatment plants effectively.
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Hydroflux Utilities provides many forms of water or wastewater plant support programs including, regular service and preventative maintenance contracts, chemical and spares supply and operation contracts for both industrial and municipal customers. 
Our engineers are fully conversant with the water generated during all types of construction work and have designed and implemented unique and cost effective methods of treatment and the associated sludge handling systems. Building a pathway to sustainable biosolids management is a key topic amongst many Australian and New Zealand Water Authorities. Consideration of technology, legislative change, public perception, circular economy thinking and emerging contaminants all form part of a roadmap to managing biosolids....
April 7 marks the celebration of World Health Day which each year brings to light important health issues such as mental health, maternal and child care, and climate change. At the Wabag hospital site in the PNG rainforests of Enga, sustainable...
Could you be reducing carbon emissions from fossil fuels in your business through the production and use of Biogas? Hydroflux can assist you with identifying and implementing changes in your business to achieve your net zero greenhouse gas emissions target. Global,...
Oil based emulsion polymers are typically used in water and wastewater treatment and sludge dewatering. Cleaning up after an oil-based emulsion polymer spill is notoriously difficult, time consuming, potentially hazardous and requires an enormous amount of water. Hydroflux Utilities has developed a...
Sewage treatment plants in Australia consume some 1000 GWh per annum of electricity. In general, the energy demand is between 20 – 50 kWh per person per year. Whilst the energy consumption of a sewage plant depends on the process...
This year Hydroflux is celebrating and raising awareness of the global water crisis and in supporting UN’s (SDG) 6: water and sanitation for all by 2030 has partnered with Love Mercy Australia to deliver critically needed village wells to rural...
Hydroflux being a specialist sustainable water and wastewater group, know only too well the enormously complex task that faces us all in achieving the United Nations Sustainable Development Goal (SDG) 6: water and sanitation for all by 2030. We also...
Marked annually on March 8th, International Women's Day is a global day celebrating the social, economic, cultural and political achievements of women. The day also marks a call to action for accelerating gender parity. Significant activity is witnessed worldwide as groups...
The move towards a circular economy is supported by many water authorities around Australia and New Zealand and requires an alignment of strategies with outcomes that include mitigating the impacts of climate change in addition to sustainability. Urbanisation and population...
Sustainability is rarely an easy road to travel and Hydroflux Epco's latest sewage treatment project, in Papua New Guinea (PNG), is a textbook case of determination and persistence to bring sustainable health care to the country’s second most rugged province. ...
