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31 May 2026
Wilo officially inaugurates a sustainable energy system at its Hof site
At the heart of the concept is the energy supply for the Wilo plant in Hof, which now uses heat derived exclusively from renewable raw materials. This is made possible by an integrated energy system comprising biogas heat and wood chip heating. In addition, around 60 per cent of the electricity demand is covered by renewable energy sources. In this way, Wilo is not only reducing the site’s CO₂ emissions by around 1,600 tonnes* a year, but also cutting its heating oil consumption from approximately 179,000 litres a year to zero.
20 Apr 2026
Advancing Water & Building Services: Wilo East Africa Hosts Technical Exchange in Addis Ababa
Discussions spanned the full system perspective, from watersupply, drainage, sewage, and firefighting to digitalization and sanitary hot water applications. Technical insights into high-flow systems, including vertical turbines, raw water intake, boosting, and system optimization, anchored the exchange in practical application.
16 Apr 2026
Strengthening System Performance in High-Flow Pumping Across East Africa powered by Wilo Mather and Platt Pumps Pvt. Ltd.
A key outcome of the session was the strong practitioner feedback (also highlighted in the video). Engineers and utility representatives emphasized the tangible impact of Variable Frequency Drives (VFDs) in reducing energy consumption and stabilizing water distribution. The discussion also addressed a recurring industry challenge, pump oversizing, which continues to drive higher operating expenditure (OPEX) and system inefficiencies. Across both consulting and utility perspectives, participants underscored that accurate pump selection, correct sizing, and system-level optimization are critical to improving cost efficiency and operational performance in both urban and rural schemes.
