13 July 2026
It was an extraordinary test of endurance, determination and solidarity. Roman Odoszewski, Warranty and Service Engineer at SEEN Technologie, together with a group of cycling enthusiasts from the "Rowerowe Gliwice" Cycling Association, successfully completed a charity ride from Gliwice to Hel, covering 666 kilometres in support of 16-year-old Julia Natkaniec-Majchrzak. The cyclists set off from the Market Square in Gliwice on Friday, 10 July, at 12:00 p.m., reaching Hel on Sunday at 1:15 a.m. Their total riding time, excluding breaks, was 25 hours and 24 minutes, resulting in an average speed of nearly 26 km/h. Eight cyclists completed the entire route. The journey concluded with a deeply symbolic moment as the team reached the Baltic Sea carrying Julia's beloved pink teddy bunny.
SEEN Technologie, the exclusive authorized partner and distributor of Paques solutions in Poland, has commenced pilot testing of the ANAMMOX® technology at a municipal wastewater treatment plant. The project focuses on evaluating the performance of the process for treating a mixture of municipal and industrial wastewater and represents another step in the development of advanced nitrogen removal technologies. Increasing environmental requirements and the need to reduce operating costs are driving wastewater treatment plants to seek more efficient methods of nitrogen removal. Although ANAMMOX® technology has been successfully implemented worldwide for many years, every wastewater stream has unique characteristics.
Some films tell the story of a company. Others reveal its true character. We are proud to present the very first corporate film in the history of SEEN Technologie. This is a special and symbolic milestone for our company, reflecting more than 35 years of experience gained through the successful delivery of advanced projects for the industrial, water and wastewater, and energy sectors. In just under two minutes, we invite viewers into the world of SEEN Technologie. The film showcases our facilities, offices and construction sites, but above all, the people who drive our success every day.
2 July 2026
From 10 to 12 July 2026, Roman Odoszewski, Warranty and Service Engineer at SEEN Technologie, will take part in a unique charity cycling challenge from Gliwice to Hel. Together with a group of cycling enthusiasts, he will cover 666 kilometres to support Julia Natkaniec-Majchrzak, a young girl who bravely fights for her health every single day. Although the number 666 is often associated with something entirely different, for the participants of this challenge it will become a symbol of kindness, solidarity, and real support. The team's goal is to complete the entire route in less than 40 hours.
From 16–18 June, Warsaw hosted the 11th Seminar “Operation of Waste-to-Energy Plants – Experiences.” Our company was represented by Krzysztof Pacierpnik, Sales Director, and Tomasz Płatek, Key Accounts Director. The event provided participants with an opportunity to explore the latest trends, challenges, and best practices related to the operation of waste-to-energy (WtE) facilities. The seminar covered a wide range of topics, including...
17 June 2026
Water security, resource efficiency, and industrial transformation are among Europe’s most pressing economic challenges today. Rising energy costs, climate change, and increasing pressure on natural resources are driving companies to seek new operating models based on the circular economy and intelligent process management. These topics were at the heart of discussions during Blue Deal Congress 2026, held on 16 June at The Tides in Warsaw...
Rising energy costs, new environmental requirements, ESG reporting obligations, and the ongoing digitalization of production processes are making water and wastewater management one of the key areas in the management of modern dairy plants. Today, wastewater treatment plants are no longer viewed solely as facilities required to meet environmental regulations. Increasingly, they are becoming strategic assets that influence operational reliability, energy efficiency, resource recovery, and overall business competitiveness...
11 June 2026
Polish-developed solutions are increasingly shaping the future of modern industry. This trend is exemplified by the success of ASOS® (Automatic Supervision & Optimization Service), a solution developed by the engineers and process specialists at SEEN Technologie, which received the Innovators Wprost 2026 award. Based on digital twin technology, the system enables up to a 30% reduction in energy consumption associated with wastewater aeration, improves the efficiency of technological processes, and effectively supports companies in achieving ambitious environmental goals. In the face of rising energy costs, increasingly stringent environmental regulations, the growing complexity of installations driven by numerous variables, and mounting pressure to improve operational efficiency, companies are seeking solutions that enable faster and more accurate decision-making...
The Polmlek Group’s facility in Lidzbark Warmiński has achieved approximately 80% energy self-sufficiency, largely thanks to the modernization of its wastewater treatment plant. The upgrade included the implementation of an anaerobic treatment process, enabling the conversion of the organic load contained in wastewater into valuable biogas. This investment, delivered by SEEN Technologie, now allows the plant to generate energy from biogas produced during wastewater treatment, contributing to lower operating costs, reduced CO₂ emissions, and decreased dependence on external energy supplies. The modernization was completed in 2025. After one year of operation, the installation has proven its effectiveness both technologically and economically...
8 June 2026
SEEN Technologie was a Partner of the debate dedicated to industrial digitalization during the Innowatory Wprost 2026 conference. The company was represented by its CEO, Dariusz Jasak, who joined representatives from the technology, energy, and manufacturing sectors to discuss the challenges, opportunities, and future directions of modern industry. The debate focused on the use of digital technologies to improve operational efficiency, enhance the safety of industrial processes, and enable more sustainable management of energy, water, and raw materials...