Ecologic Systems partners Hubert Enviro Care Systems to revolutionise wastewater management in Sri Lanka

From left: HECS Chief Business Officer Jacob Thomas, Ecologic Systems General Manager Anura Bandara, United Tractor & Equipment Chief Executive Officer Deepthi Hewageegana, HECS Chief Executive Officer Dr. J.R. Moses, and Director Sangeeth Moses

In a move set to revolutionise wastewater management in Sri Lanka, Ecologic Systems, a subsidiary of United Tractor & Equipment Ltd., has joined forces with Hubert Enviro Care Systems Ltd. (HECS). 

The partnership unveiled its groundbreaking packaged sewage treatment plant at a launch event held at the prestigious Waters Edge venue. 

This innovative technology promises to reshape the environmental engineering landscape in Sri Lanka and the Maldives by offering a sustainable and efficient solution for wastewater treatment. Traditional treatment methods often require substantial space, incur high capital costs, and demand ongoing maintenance. In contrast, this new system features a compact, plug-and-play design that is cost-effective and efficient. It is suitable for a wide range of locations, including residential complexes, hotels, industrial sites, and resorts. The technology ensures that treated wastewater is environmentally safe and recyclable, thus safeguarding ecosystems in both countries. 

The launch event was graced by the presence of United Tractor & Equipment Ltd. Chief Executive Officer Deepthi Hewageegana. His attendance reinforced United Tractor’s dedication to environmental sustainability and its strong partnership with HECS. “We are proud to champion innovative solutions like this packaged sewage treatment plant,” stated Hewageegana, adding: “This technology aligns perfectly with our commitment to a greener future for Sri Lanka.”

Ecologic Systems also demonstrated its commitment to this initiative with the participation of key leaders, including General Manager Anura Bandara and Manager – Environmental Applications S. Kreshaanth. Their presence highlighted the company’s focus on delivering cutting-edge solutions and exceeding client expectations through continuous improvement and a dedication to excellence. 

HECS demonstrated its strong commitment to this collaborative venture with the attendance of key figures, including Chief Executive Officer Dr. J.R. Moses, Director Sangeeth Moses, and Chief Business Officer Jacob Thomas. This high-level representation underscored the shared vision of Ecologic Systems and HECS to drive advancements in environmental engineering through innovative solutions like the packaged sewage treatment plant. Their collaboration with Ecologic Systems highlights a shared vision of driving advancements in wastewater treatment and delivering long-term benefits to Sri Lanka and the Maldives.

Prof. Mahesh Jayaweera, a leading authority from the Department of Civil Engineering at the University of Moratuwa, provided a compelling analysis of Sri Lanka’s wastewater management challenges. His expert insights, shared during a keynote speech at the launch event, shed light on the critical issues facing the nation and underscored the urgency for sustainable solutions. Prof. Jayaweera’s address served as a powerful reminder of the environmental stakes and emphasised the crucial role innovative technologies, like the new packaged sewage treatment plant, can play in safeguarding Sri Lanka’s precious water resources. 

The launch of this innovative packaged sewage treatment plant by Ecologic Systems and HECS is poised to make a lasting impact, driving environmental protection, enhancing public health, and setting a new benchmark for responsible industrial practices. Together, Ecologic Systems and HECS are not just treating wastewater, they are building a brighter, greener future for Sri Lanka and The Maldives.