Techcross Water & Energy Accelerates Expansion in Advanced-Industry Water Treatment
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At a glance
- Techcross Water & Energy is pursuing a 30 billion won follow-up wastewater-treatment project at SK hynix’s Yongin semiconductor cluster after securing a 50 billion won contract in June.
- The company is also carrying out water-treatment and environmental-facility projects worth a combined 150 billion won for semiconductor-materials and display businesses.
- It was selected in April to lead a government project aimed at localizing the full ultrapure-water production process.
Techcross Water & Energy is seeking a follow-up wastewater-treatment project at SK hynix’s semiconductor cluster in Yongin, continuing a run of expansion in advanced-industry infrastructure.
The environmental and energy engineering, procurement and construction company said it is pursuing a project worth about 30 billion won. It previously won a 50 billion won contract in June to build a wastewater-treatment system at the cluster. If the additional contract is finalized, Techcross will handle mechanical-equipment construction and overall commissioning.
The company is also carrying out water-treatment and environmental-facility projects worth a combined 150 billion won in the semiconductor-materials and display sectors. The projects form part of its broader push into facilities supporting high-tech manufacturing.
Techcross has taken on a technology-development role as well. In April, it was selected as the lead institution for a government project to localize the entire ultrapure-water production process. The initiative expands localization efforts beyond individual stages of existing ultrapure-water treatment.
Originally published by Dong-A Ilbo in Korean. Translated, summarized, and contextualized automatically by DistantNews, with a note on how the source frames the story. Not individually reviewed before publishing. How this works.