Pielkenrood is one of the world’s leading experts in the field of oil / water separation and water treatment. Envorem has chosen to include Pielkenrood technology in its trailblazing sludge and soil remediation system.

From a single cable to the entire brain of our Envorem system, Pawel Wieczorek makes everything interwork. This could be on an installation in the UK or in the Middle East. As our Senior Controls and Electrical Engineer, he is the conductor ensuring that our complex orchestra of sub-systems are integrated and operating in harmony.

Envorem MD, Mark Batt-Rawden takes time out on holiday to comment on major conservation concerns he has about the needless loss of wild life and points to technology as an important part of the answer to protecting helpless species including penguins.

Solid Edge from Siemens is the Product Lifecycle Management (PLM) software the Envorem design team have used to design The Envorem Sludge Remediation System. Many have expressed interest as to why we chose Solid Edge and you can find out by watching a video created by ONE PLM, Siemens’ foremost European PLM partner.

In November Envorem MD, Mark Batt-Rawden announced that the company would build the world’s largest greentech system for treating huge volumes of these troublesome materials. The news of this world-first was greeted with applause at an international gathering in Saudi Arabia where Mark was a keynote speaker. Now the project is under way in Stoke on Trent…

Dan Hallam has joined Envorem in Stoke on Trent to be part of the innovative team that will deliver the world’s largest greentech system for treating oil production byproducts.  Earmarked as a potential resource for the future, we now welcome Dan together with his enthusiastic creativity and entrepreneurial outlook; he will make a great contribution to the project.

Envorem’s Green Technology combines more than a decade of research, development and testing. This culminated in a large scale pilot project which proved our technology treats oil contaminated sludges and soil quickly and inexpensively and in a more environmentally responsible and sustainable manner than current approaches. So what’s the next step. Envorem News spoke to the companies chief engineer, Ben Monkton.

Envorem is to build the world's largest greentech system for treating production wastes in what is a world first. Envorem MD, Mark Batt-Rawden made the announcement on 22 November at the Middle East Produced Water Oil & Gas Symposium & Exhibition in Saudi Arabia.

Oil industry environmental accountability is a fast-growing trend in today’s world and Envorem can help deliver this in a positive, cost-effective and non-judgemental way.

Our Chief Engineer Ben Monkton understands the challenges the oil and gas industry faces as well as the mindsets that need to be adjusted. “I think the industry is starting to shift towards being more accountable,” he says. “At Envorem, we see new technology as a game changer for the industry and environment.”

Envorem’s groundbreaking green technology is a low-cost solution to clean up many bi-products from oil production. It will be presented for the first time in public at the Middle East Produced Water Oil & Gas Symposium & Exhibition in November.

Envorem’s chief engineer, Benjamin Monkton is using his engineering skills to perfect the Envorem Sludge Remediation System with a vision to roll out a fleet of these clean-up plants in oil sludge lagoons and tailings ponds across the Middle East.

“The Envorem pilot project in Oman has been enhanced to produce five tonnes an hour,” says Managing Director, Mark Batt-Rawden, “and we anticipate we can increase production as much as five times beyond that. So this is more than 10 times as much as our original system.”