Today, Bawat A/S, Denmark and Green Swan Partners LLC, a U.S. - based venture builder, announced the formation of a joint venture, Ballast Technology Services (BTS) Aps (www.ballast-water.com), based in Denmark.

Bawat is pleased to announce that the Marine Engineering specialist company, Herbosch-Kiere has chosen Bawat’s Mobile containerized BWMS for its reception facility to serve its entire fleet of vessels and barges. 

Bawat is pleased to announce the contract with the Korean shipping company Pan Ocean on Bawat BWMS for their Heavy Lift Vessels Sun Rise and Sun Shine.

Bawat A/S and Giantech are pleased to announce an agreement to provide Singapore based sales and solutions support of Bawat BWMS for maritime and offshore customers in Singapore. 

Bawat A/S and Ålesund Maritime A/S are pleased to announce an agreement to provide Norwegian based sales and solutions support of Bawat BWMS or maritime and offshore customers in Norway.

Bawat signs deal with S&SYS joining their sales and promotional forces worldwide.

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We are pleased to announce that AMW-MARINE and Bawat have joined forces for the Benelux market for Bawats BWMS technology.

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As the COVID-19 outbreak continually evolves, it is our key priority to take care of our employees and customers. The Bawat team is well prepared for this current situation and is open for business. Do not hesitate to contact us, we are looking forward to delivering you our best service and expertise.

Bawat receives Type Approval from US Coast Guard for its BWMS and sets industry benchmark using waste-heat for treatment instead of chemicals, filters or UV. All done in a truly one-pass process independent of salinity, turbidity and temperature.

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Danish ballast water treatment system manufacturer Bawat has shipped a mobile version of its pasteurising system to a port in Belgium.

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Our unique mobile solution is on its way to Belgium to serve our customer's fleet! One unit serves numerous ships, what an efficient ballast water treatment solution. Can't wait to see it running!

Unique pasteurisation treatment system sails through new tougher type approval process to give shipowners better peace of mind. 

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With fresh capital from USTC-owner Torben Østergaard-Nielsen and former Torm CEO Klaus Kjærulff, among others, Danish supplier Bawat is ready to take the next step. "Now we're going to make money," says newly appointed CEO to ShippingWatch.

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Bawat, maker of the unique ballast water treatment system that uses a ship’s own waste heat to treat ballast water, has secured more than DKK 20m in equity and brought in industry heavyweights to strengthen board and management positions.

Bawat is proud to announce that applications for type approval of the Bawat Ballast Water Management System (BWMS) have been submitted to the U.S. Coast Guard and Danish Maritime Authorities, respectively. The submissions follow the successful conclusions of the land based and shipboard tests. Both test series demonstrating the outstanding robustness and efficacy of BAWAT’s BWMS. 

BAWAT is on the verge of achieving full USCG approval for its unique pasteurization-based ballast water management system, with test results demonstrating the total efficacy of the simple, energy efficient and “150 year old” technological process. BAWAT CEO Kim Diederichsen says “a wake up call” is on its way, for both the segment and the broader shipping industry.

Healthy oceans and seas are essential to our existence as they cover 70 percent of our planet. We rely on them for food, energy and water and we must protect them by responsibly manage and protect all marine life around the world. Bawat support the Global Goal 14 - life below water.

Untreated ballast water has been identified as the second biggest threat to global biodiversity after climate change. Following years of inaction the shipping industry is addressing the issue and fighting the spread of invasive species. Danish firm BAWAT has devised a revolutionary technology to help shipowners win the war – simply, cost effectively and reliably.

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"The BAWAT system could not be simpler,” says Henrik Jorgensen, Sales Engineer at Danfoss.

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What if your ship could comply with the BWM Convention without even fitting a treatment system? Bawat has developed a prime example of a simple and mobile ballast water treatment solution fitted neatly into a single shipping container.

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There is plenty of waste heat available on most ships, Bawat CEO Kim Diederichsen told journalists at the company’s headquarters on the Danish Technology University site just north of Copenhagen last week.

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BAWAT A/S has signed a Cooperation and Supply Agreement with BOSKALIS B.V. The Agreement covers a turn-key pilot project with option for fleet agreement retrofitting Trailing Suction Hopper Dredgers with BAWAT’s Ballast Water Management System (BWMS).

The Agreement represents an important milestone for BAWAT.“Signing a contract with a renowned company as BOSKALIS is recognition of BAWAT and our unique technology”, says Kim Diederichsen, CEO BAWAT.

The pilot project covers system supply and installation of a BAWAT BWMS onboard a 7.300 DWT Trailing Suction Hopper Dredger. System installation and commissioning is ongoing and scheduled to be completed by mid-December 2017.

We are busy testing Bawat BWMS for USCG type approval at the DHI facility in Hundested, Denmark, under the supervision of Lloyd's Register

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Bawat technology validated by hard to acheive EU innovation funding.

Bawat provide onshore mobile ballast water treatment

The Danish company has developed a containerized ballast water treatment system

Bawat A/S raises funding totaling in DKK 40 Million

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“Nobody thought it was possible,” commented Kim Diederichsen, CEO of BAWAT AS...

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The pioneering system for ballast water treatment on commercial vessels, developed by the Danish company Bawat A/S, has successfully completed all IMO required tests, as verified by the classification society DNV-GL.