Due to the storms of 5-6.08.2017, a section of the Braies valley collector was relocated and thus made safe from storms.
On June 11th, 2020 about 50 liters of oil entered the sewage treatment plant, causing damage to the plant.
Three wastewater treatment plants in the Puster Valley participate in an epidemiological study of the University of Innsbruck
Because of the Corona pandemic, many things cannot function as usual at the moment. Nevertheless, our sewage treatment plants remain in operation!
Whether for the baby's face, cleaning the bathroom, our buttocks or cleaning the cow's udder - there are cleaning cloths for everything. They are practical and are increasingly replacing conventional toilet paper, the good old washcloth and cleaning cloth. A further advantage: disposal. You simply throw everything into the toilet.
We are looking for interns who want to work on our facilities and in the field in summer 2020.
ARA Pustertal AG wishes everyone a peaceful, reflective Christmas season and a healthy and happy New Year 2020.
For the wastewater treatment plant Tobl an employee is wanted as a wastewater treatment plant technician.
The snow chaos in Pustertal in the middle of November also caused great problems for the sewage treatment plants.
At the KAN autumn conference of the sewage treatment plants, their representatives from the eastern half of the country met this time at the Brixen sewage treatment plant.
After the last conference took place in Tobl, this time the district community Eisacktal was the host.
At the invitation of Dabringer Recycling, the employees of ARA Pustertal visited the AGRINORD composting plant in Isola della Scala.
The World Water Day was proclaimed by UNESCO and has taken place annually since 1993 on 22 March. This day has a special theme. The World Water Report will also be published on the World Day.
International World Water Day 2019 has the common theme "Leave no one behind - water and sanitation for all".
ARA Pustertal is a participant in the ICAWER research project.
The aim of the project is to make sewage treatment plants more energy efficient and to solve local problems. This is achieved through the cooperation of universities, sewage plant and energy consultants as well as several sewage associations in Austria and Italy.
This project is supported by the European Regional Development Fund and Interreg V-A Italy-Austria 2014-2020.
The main collector in St. Lorenzen, near the Senni dairy farm, will be repaired this year. The work was awarded by the ARA Pustertal AG in January after appropriate preliminary work, planning and tendering and will now start in March 2019.
ARA Pustertal AG operates the main collector in Prags from the measuring station in Prags, located in the municipality of Prags to the connection to the valley collector, which runs along the orographically left bank of the Rienz in the municipality of Niederdorf.
Every year, the management of ARA Pustertal AG prepares a detailed report on the past financial year.
Every day 32,153 cubic metres of wastewater are produced in Pustertal. We use clean water for showering, brushing our teeth, rinsing, washing laundry and every time we go to the toilet. Polluted it becomes waste water, which was simply disposed of into the rivers a relatively short time ago. The environment suffered. Today we have five sewage treatment plants in the valley that treat the dirty water and return it clean to the rivers.