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Cambi

Asker, Norway

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Cambi is a Norwegian company specializing in the development and sale of thermal hydrolysis plants. These plants use heat and high pressure to destroy organic materials such as sewage or biomass, thereby supporting anaerobic digestion. Cambi offers a range of solutions, including modular units designed for efficiency, reliability, and low maintenance. The plants can be used for a variety of applications, including the processing of sewage and biomass. Cambi is a leading company in the thermal hydrolysis industry and offers a broad range of products and configurations. The plants are designed for higher efficiency, lower operating costs, and the production of valuable resources such as energy and soil products. The company sets itself

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