Kubota Environmental Engineering Corporation

Kubota Environmental Engineering Corporation (クボタ環境エンジニアリング株式会社), often referred to as Kubota Kasui, is a Japanese engineering firm that provides industrial wastewater and exhaust gas treatment solutions. It operates as a subsidiary of Kubota Corporation, a major Japanese manufacturer of agricultural and industrial machinery, water and environmental systems, and materials. The company is headquartered in Tokyo, Japan, at the Kyobashi Trust Tower in Chuo-ku. Its business focuses on the design, engineering, and supply of systems for treating industrial wastewater and flue gas, including anaerobic high-load treatment, flue gas desulfurization, harmful gas treatment, and fluorine treatment systems. The company serves various industries that generate wastewater and emissions, helping them meet environmental regulations and reduce their environmental impact. As part of the Kubota Group, it contributes to Kubota's broader water and environmental business. The company has a domestic network of sales offices across Japan, including in Tohoku, Chubu, Osaka, Hiroshima, Kyushu, and Kagoshima, as well as a Tokyo Technical Center. It has been active in updating its corporate communications, launching an English-language corporate website in 2020 and renewing its Japanese homepage in 2019. The company also emphasizes workplace safety, having obtained occupational health and safety management system certification in 2020. In 2022, Kubota Corporation announced a reorganization of its water environment-related subsidiaries, which may affect the company's structure. The company continues to operate as a key player in Japan's industrial environmental engineering sector.

Kubota Environmental Engineering Corporation, known in Japanese as クボタ環境エンジニアリング株式会社 and colloquially as Kubota Kasui, is a Japanese engineering company that operates as a subsidiary of Kubota Corporation. Its history is closely tied to Kubota's water and environmental business, which dates back to the company's founding in 1890 as a manufacturer of cast metal products. Over the 20th century, Kubota expanded into machinery, water treatment, and environmental engineering. The specific subsidiary Kubota Kasui was established to focus on industrial wastewater and exhaust gas treatment, leveraging Kubota's expertise in fluid handling and environmental technologies. The company has developed proprietary technologies such as the Troll anaerobic high-load treatment system, the Moretana flue gas desulfurization scrubber, and the Heldy fluorine treatment system. These systems are used in various industries to treat wastewater and emissions, helping clients comply with environmental regulations. In recent years, the company has undergone structural changes. In 2021, it relocated its headquarters and appointed a new president. In 2022, Kubota Corporation announced a reorganization of its water environment-related subsidiaries, which included a merger announcement. The company has also focused on improving its corporate communications, launching an English website in 2020 and renewing its Japanese site in 2019. It obtained occupational health and safety management system certification in 2020, reflecting a commitment to workplace safety. Today, Kubota Environmental Engineering Corporation continues to provide environmental engineering solutions, with a domestic network of sales offices and a technical center in Tokyo. It remains an integral part of Kubota's environmental business segment.

• Osaka branch relocated

• Recruitment for 2020 new graduates closed

• Homepage renewed

• Wastewater and chemical leak detection system brochure published

• English corporate website launched

• Obtained occupational health and safety management system certification

• New president appointed

• Headquarters relocated

• Recruitment for 2022 new graduates closed

• Kubota Corporation announced reorganization of water environment-related subsidiaries

• Merger announcement

• 10th fiscal year financial results announced

Pioneer in wastewater and exhaust gas treatment technology, contributing to environmental preservation and a sustainable society.

• Troll anaerobic high-load treatment system

  Uses granular anaerobic bacteria to decompose organic matter in wastewater into methane and carbon dioxide.

• Moretana flue gas desulfurization scrubber

  A perforated plate with high open area (25%-60%) that provides efficient gas-liquid contact and can handle dust-laden gases.

• Compact Moretana wet scrubber (CMT)

  Efficiently contacts dust-laden gas with liquid for dust collection, deodorization, and gas absorption.

• Heldy fluorine treatment system

  Uses special chemicals to coagulate and treat fluorine and heavy metals in wastewater, yielding better treated water than conventional coagulation sedimentation.

• Wastewater and chemical leak detection system

  A system for detecting leaks of wastewater and chemicals.

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