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During the i-SUP2012 - Innovation for Sustainable Production in Bruges from 6-9 May 2012, Jan Appelman of Royal Haskoning has presented ‘Water reuse in chemical industry’.

At a PVC plant in China, province Shaanxi, water scarcity is a growing issue. The river is running dry which causes water scarcity in a fast developing industrial zone. To demonstrate that the technology for reuse is available we carried out a demonstration project for water reuse.
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This year Royal Haskoning has published a comprehensive report that provides an overview of some of the projects our five new business lines undertook during 2011. Reports of our support services and CSR initiatives are also included. Read more

Water and Food Security was highlighted on World Water Day on 22 March by UN.

The growth of the world population leads to much pressure. Of all the water in the world, 70% goes to agriculture. Due to the increase in world population the need for food will increase by 40% before 2030. Countries such as Brazil need to deal with the massive growth of their population; they will soon be confronted with extreme water shortages. The climate is changing drastically as well, which results in floods and droughts. The shortages in raw materials and energy let people think about how to reuse water and to win raw material out of polluted water back.

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Engineering consultancies DHV and Royal Haskoning are delighted to announce their intention to merge. The new company will be one of Europe’s leading independent project management, engineering and consultancy service providers and will rank globally in the top 10 of independently owned, non-listed companies and top 40 overall. Read more

On Friday 11 November 2011 Royal Haskoning opened a new office in Singapore. The new office will contribute to the further expansion of the independent, international engineering and environmental consultancy in the South East Asian Region. The company has been active in Singapore since the 1960’s with several port and shipyard projects. Up to now services have been provided from existing offices in Bangkok, Ho CHi Minh, Pnom Penh and Jakarta. Read more

In the first half of 2011 Royal Haskoning achieved a net profit of € 2.1 million compared with € 4.0 million in the first half-year of 2010. Turnover in the first half of 2011 was € 152 million (compared to € 167 million in the first half of 2010) and our Added Value of € 133 million was in line with the first half-year of 2010. Read more

We increasingly see that our clients are faced with more complex challenges that often require an integrated approach. As such we wish to re-enforce our client focused approach by aligning our internal organisation to the markets of our clients. As of the 1st July we have therefore moved from 11 Divisions to 5 market based Business Lines. Read more

This year we are making our Annual Report available online to our clients. This step is part of our Corporate Social Responsibility goals. The report is designed to bring you concise, up to date information on our national and international activities.

As you will see, our Annual Report has a new, fresh look-and-feel; the new look is explained on page 6 of the report.
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Royal Haskoning announces acquisition of maritime ports & shipping specialist Ocean Shipping Consultants Limited. Maritime engineering and environmental consultancy Royal Haskoning announces today that it has acquired the independent maritime economics consultancy Ocean Shipping Consultants (OSC). The acquisition will strengthen Royal Haskoning’s maritime and waterways business by adding this important element of forecasting into its UK and international service portfolio. Read more

We are pleased to welcome Gavin Dickson as the Technical Director, Maritime at Haskoning India from April 2011. Read more