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Cambi - Thermal Hydrolysis Cambi is the leading global provider of thermal hydrolysis solutions for sewage sludge and organic waste management.

Witness the impact of thermal hydrolysis in wastewater treatment at more than 90 plants across 28 countries. 1989 - First experiments with a steam explosion process for the pulp and paper industry
1992 - Cambi is founded to develop and market the steam explosion process for sewage sludge
1994 - Contract with HIAS (Hamar, Norway) for the first full-scale THP plant in the world
1998 - Collaboration agreement with Thames Water, starting operations in the UK
2000 - Contract award for the first large-scale THP plant (Dublin, Ireland)
2005 - First project for co-digestion of sewage sludge and food waste
2010 - Launch of B6, with contract for the first compact Cambi plant design
2011 - Award of turnkey contract for delivery of biowaste plant near Oslo (Norway)
2011 - Breakthrough in the American market with contract in Washington DC
2013 - Cambi establishes in-house manufacturing in England
2014 - New record set for contract awards and breakthrough in China
2016 - The first B2 projects come online
2017 - The US market takes off

01/10/2026

🆕 Cambi is entering Egypt with a major project in Alexandria.

Cambi will supply four Thermal Hydrolysis Process (THP) systems for the upgrade of the Alexandria West wastewater treatment plant, working with a joint venture of Metito Water Treatment and Hassan Allam Construction.

The project will increase treatment capacity while introducing biological treatment and anaerobic digestion to one of Alexandria’s two main wastewater treatment plants.

By enabling substantially higher digester loading rates, Cambi THP will help:

🔹 Reduce the number of required digesters from 16 to 8
🔹 Increase biogas production and help make the plant energy self-sufficient
🔹 Improve dewatering and reduce final solids for disposal
🔹 Avoid the equivalent of around 20 25-tonne truckloads of final solids every day
🔹 Save valuable space on a land-constrained site

The project marks an important milestone for Cambi as our first delivery in Egypt, supporting more efficient and sustainable wastewater and sludge management in Alexandria.

Read more about the Alexandria West project 👇
https://eu1.hubs.ly/H0yKW900

29/09/2026

Watch highlights from Cambi at IFAT India 2026, where the momentum behind a more sustainable wastewater sector was impossible to miss!

The pace of change in India's wastewater sector was clear at this year's IFAT India. It was energising to join the conversations shaping a more sustainable approach to sludge management and discuss the role of thermal hydrolysis.

Thank you to everyone who visited the Cambi booth, whether to learn about the technology or discuss the new CambiTHP projects for Mumbai's Versova and Malad facilities.

We were especially pleased to welcome Consul General Monica O. Nagelgaard from the Royal Norwegian Consulate Office in Mumbai and to share updates on Cambi's work in India.

Thank you for your strong interest; our team looks forward to the next one!

The Cambi India team: Dr PKC BOSE, Indra N. Mitra, Salesh Sharma, Anchal Chaturvedi, and Pooja Bose, with Ashish Sahu

22/09/2026

Following our webinar, “India’s First CambiTHP: The Mumbai-Versova Project,” we’ve selected three audience questions answered by Dr. Indra N. Mitra, Technical Director at Cambi India and Mr. Deepak Borkar, Deputy Chief Engineer at Brihanmumbai Municipal Corporation (BMC).

From project design considerations to the expected benefits of thermal hydrolysis, this short Q&A shares practical insights from India’s first CambiTHP project.

▶️ Watch the video for the top three answers, or explore the full webinar on demand here https://eu1.hubs.ly/H0yvPvF0

20 years with Cambi, an incredible milestone worth celebrating! 🎉Last week, we celebrated Lluis Soler, Chief Operating O...
16/09/2026

20 years with Cambi, an incredible milestone worth celebrating! 🎉

Last week, we celebrated Lluis Soler, Chief Operating Officer, who has been with Cambi since its early days and has played an important part in the company’s growth and development.

🙌 Thank you, Lluis, for your commitment and everything you have contributed along the way. Here’s to many more!

14/09/2026

We’re wrapping up our Back to Basics with CambiTHP series! 🎬

In this final video, Dr. Ashish Sahu answers three questions from our Introduction to Thermal Hydrolysis webinar, bringing together some of the key topics from the series in a Q&A format.

🎥 Watch the video for final recap and full webinar here https://eu1.hubs.ly/H0yhzzF0 🔗

👉 Explore CambiTHP in more detail on our website.

09/09/2026

Missed our Spanish webinar on maximising biogas yield? Watch Jaume Relea answer the top three audience questions on thermal hydrolysis, anaerobic digestion and biogas production.

🎥 The webinar recording and Q&A are in Spanish.

Watch the full on-demand webinar recording here ###xx đź”—

28/08/2026

Meet Cambi at IFAT India 2026 in Hall 6, Booth C025 and hear from Dr. PKC Bose, Chairman of Cambi India and learn more about how our thermal hydrolysis technology supports more efficient and sustainable sludge treatment.

đź“… 9-11 September 2026 | Bombay Exhibition Centre, Mumbai

Planning to attend? Book a meeting with our team 👉 https://eu1.hubs.ly/H0xRcnV0

27/08/2026

A decade ago, the first of five Beijing sludge treatment centres began operating with CambiTHP. Today, the technology supports Beijing Drainage Group’s 1-5-1 sludge strategy across Gaobeidian, Gaoantun, Huaifang, Qinghe II and Xiaohongmen.

Watch the video to hear how thermal hydrolysis is helping BDG improve sludge treatment and resource recovery in one of the world’s largest cities.

👉 Explore the full video, customer case study and individual plant factsheets here https://eu1.hubs.ly/H0xTcl50🔗

Our sincere thanks to Beijing Drainage Group and everyone for their contribution.

Here’s to the next decade, and beyond, of reducing waste and advancing resource recovery in Beijing.

26/08/2026

More than two decades of THP in Dublin, and the journey continues. In July, Cambi signed a contract with Celtic Anglian Water to extend the operating life of two Thermal Hydrolysis Process (THP) streams at the Ringsend wastewater treatment plant.

Commissioned in 2002, Streams 1 and 2 formed Cambi’s first international project and its first large-scale THP installation globally. The new project will extend their operating life, complementing the comprehensive upgrade of Stream 3 completed in 2024.

Project highlights:
âś… Extending infrastructure life
âś… Building on Proven Performance
âś… Maintaining Plant Operations

The two streams are expected to be completed during 2027.

Read more about the project here https://eu1.hubs.ly/H0xQGZT0 đź”—

14/08/2026

In this short video, Dr. Indra Mitra introduces our upcoming webinar and explains why India's first CambiTHP project at the Mumbai–Versova Sewage Treatment Plant represents an important milestone for wastewater infrastructure and resource recovery.

▶️ Watch the video to learn more, then register to join the live webinar.

Register here https://eu1.hubs.ly/H0xDFjF0 đź”—

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