Passavant Energy & Environment

Environmental Services · Frankfurt, Hesse, Germany · 150 Employees

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Who is Passavant Energy & Environment

Passavant has always been a name synonymous with excellence of execution through innovation. Invariably in 2014 and always visualizing, the company strived from its roots in environmental preservation further to encompass Energy Re-Use, in addition to Water Re-Use; thereby dually focusing on both of the globally limited resources simultaneously. Passavant-Roediger GmbH evolves into Passavant Energy & Environment, thereby expanding its portfolio including more than only Green Energy solutions but elevating its project delivery from full turnkey EPC contracts to holistic solutions for Water and Energy Re-Use. PE&E’s paradigm shift in solution provision is well-defined as a comprehensive benefit: PE&E is a complete solution provider and encompasses EPC contracting, O&M service provision, financing, as required by the client but under the umbrella of a complete water and energy resource optimization scheme. Established in 1842 in Germany, Passavant developed groundbreaking technologies and processes in municipal wastewater, sludge, water and industrial wastewater treatment, including the company’s in-house world renowned sludge digestion technology which is a pioneering system for the production of usable materials from sewage sludge. Today, PE&E’s steady growth and the establishment of various subsidiaries in Europe, MENA and Asia open a gate to establish and acquire businesses in new markets. Winning awards for projects world-wide amounting to 500 million Euros. The core principle of PE&E is to maintain world-class service with German standards. The fully integrated Management System ensures that the relevant requirements for quality are recognized for all projects until the completion of work in terms of Planning, Manufacture, Delivery and Operation. PE&E designed and installed plants currently treating over 10 Million cubic meters of water and generate over 600 MW of electricity worldwide.