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Company : Christ Goema GmbH

	Water conditioning • Recuperation plants • Thermal processes • Neutralization plants • Ion exchange equipment • Activation plants (systems) • Anaerobic plants • Process water • Waste water • Control systems for sewage purification •
Year established :	1939
Business :	Manufacturer

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Company name :	Christ Goema GmbH
Street :	Steinbeisstrasse 41-43, D-71665
City :	Vaihingen/Enz
Website :	www.christwater.com/EN/
E-mail :	info@goema.de
Phone :	49 7042 910 0
Fax :	49 7042 9 10-1 51
Office Type :	Head office
Country Name :	Germany

Water is a raw material – we are responsible for how we use it Water is the most important raw material on our planet for human beings, for animals, for plants and for microorganisms. Practically all processes in the biosphere that create and maintain life depend on the availability of water. Water is thus a living environment, an energy medium and a transport medium, and also an important element for all types of production. The total of water available has remained practically constant over the last few thousand years. 2000 years ago, 200 to 300 million inhabitants of Earth could utilise the available resources. Today, more than 6 billion persons have to make do with almost the same amount of water. This means that the raw material water, which was for a long time freely available in many parts of the world, is now seriously stressed. Furthermore, the natural cleaning systems of our planet are considerable overloaded. GOEMA is fully aware of its major responsibilities in maintaining water resources as a raw material and this contribution will become even more important in the future. Water is vital for the future of humanity. Clean water is essential for the environment and to ensure our health and prosperity. It is indispensable for technological processes, yet it is a scarce resource. Clean water can no longer be taken for granted these days. Significant efforts are necessary to maintain this limited resource and provide it at high quality levels. GOEMA is a leading provider of systems and technology for clean water. Our products and services help to ensure quality, environmental protection and economical operation worldwide. GOEMA has been contributing to the state of the art in environmental technology for water and effluent treatment with its great innovative potential and competence in the provision of solutions since 1955. GOEMA is a one-stop provider of system solutions for the development, planning and realization of plant components and complete turnkey plant, as well as a complete range of related services. GOEMA belongs to the Christ Water Technology Group, a leading supplier of customer specific solutions in plant engineering and construction and services sector for pure and ultrapure water as well as drink and wastewater treatment for the industry and communities.