Strong prospects from metropolitan center to Hinterland

Urban development/infrastructure

Limited construction space, existing infrastructure (e.g. old town areas with septic tanks)

Low dense residential housing

Development of sustainable urban concepts/Sponge City

Rehabilitation of existing sewer systems

Marinas, corniche promenades and harbours

Industrial, commercial or mixed used developments

Rethinking cities for a sustainable future

From urban densification to sponge cities and smart city concepts, vacuum technology supports forward-thinking infrastructure development.

Wastewater systems can be flexibly designed and continuously adapted to evolving urban needs. In addition, vacuum technology enables innovative concepts such as source separation—supporting resource recovery and sustainability.

Cities of the future benefit from:

  • Flexible, scalable system expansion aligned with budgets and development plans
  • Short construction times due to small pipe diameters
  • Sustainable wastewater infrastructure
  • Support for energy recovery and nutrient reuse
  • Suitable for residential and commercial connections

Walldorf, Germany

Tight municipal budgets, the desire for scalability, strict environmental regulations: our RSMS sew-er management system solved three problems at once during the development of a new hous-ing estate.

Ghent, Belgium

From industrial ruin to a flagship project: the 400 apartments in the Nieuwe Dokken in Ghent embody the latest in modern urban development - including extensive water and energy recovery systems.

Hamburg-Jenfeld, Germany

A new district and a significant step towards innovative resource management: our integrated vacuum solution for Hamburg-Jenfeld demonstrates what is already possible with our technology.

“Hamburg Jenfeld shows what is possible with our technology. Already in the buildings, we separate the resources, then feed them via a vacuum sewer network to the mechanical plant and treat them for further use. Extremely complex calculations and highly intelligent linkages – but it's been successful and the system has worked from the start.”

Christian RĂĽster

Department Manager Technical Project Management Roediger Vacuum GmbH

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