The sewage treatment plant of the Wr. Neustadt Süd association for sewage treatment is continuously being modernised, expanded and enlarged. Mechanical and biological purification, slurry treatment and biogas recovery are all up to date.

Here are some short items of news about our company – Rudolf Berthold Ges.m.b.H

There is always a continuous coming and going at company lorry parks. It is therefore important for dispatchers and plant management to have access to comprehensive information on available vehicles.

In Switzerland, scientists are feverishly working on a process of nuclear phase-out. The new energy centre “Forsthaus” in Bern is an significant milestone in this journey. From the middle of 2012 onwards, the power plant will begin its start-up phases and should be fully operational by 2013.

What apps do you have on your smartphone?
The little applications which make your life easier or provide a little bit of excitement have also found their way into logistics automation thanks to Rudolf Berthold Ges.m.b.H.

High security standards and the high level of HGV and visitor traffic prompted Fernwärme Wien to implement a new access system at the plant in Spittelau: having the right information at the right time can save lives. The security monitoring system was planned and implemented by Rudolf Berthold Ges.m.b.H.

A while ago, Rudolf Berthold Ges.m.b.H delivered their modern shipping automation system VAS-II to a cement terminal in Banska Bistrica/Slovakia.
This shipping terminal has now been taken over by Duna-Dráva Cement , a 100% subsidiary of the German HeidelbergCement Group.

The team of the Rudolf Berthold Ges.m.b.H would like to say thank you for your excellent cooperation and your trust in the past business year 2011.
For the holidays we are on vacation to fill up our energy:

Our company is closed from Dec.23. 2011 until Jan.08. 2012.

They are commonplace among the idyllic freshwater pathways of Austria: more than 2,600 small-scale hydro-electric power plants.
What you might not know: these power plants provide for 9% of the total electricity consumption in Austria – which equates to more than 50% of all domestic requirements.

The Wietersdorfer Group operates numerous ready-mixed mortar plants at different locations. In order to maintain and develop their strong market position, constant investments are necessary.
At the beginning of 2012, the plants in Wietersdorf and Peggau will be equipped with the next generation of production control technology from Rudolf Berthold Ges. m.b.H.