CTP equipment
Our rental and sale services for treatment units & equipment
CTP ambiente
A nossa filial em Portugal
CTP environment America
Our north american subsidiaries (USA & Canada)
CTP equipment
Our rental and sale services for treatment units & equipment
CTP ambiente
A nossa filial em Portugal
CTP environment America
Our north american subsidiaries (USA & Canada)
CTP equipment
Our rental and sale services for treatment units & equipment
CTP ambiente
A nossa filial em Portugal
CTP environment America
Our north american subsidiaries (USA & Canada)
Accidental pollution
Rapid mobilisation
of experienced teams
Specific solutions for each situation
Emergencies with
significant technical,
economic and
environmental
challenges
Accidental pollution may occur in extremely diverse ways with various degrees of severity. It often causes massive pollution for a short period, leading to a potential long-term contamination depending on the kind of contaminant involved (degradable, biodegradable or non-biodegradable).
It concerns the entire industrial lifecycle, from the upstream process (mining, quarrying, transporting or preparing resources), including the industrial process and/or any waste that it generates, to the decommissioning of machines and plants, which may ultimately results in industrial wastelands and/or waste storage sites.
Responsiveness and performance
The randomness of accidental pollution, in terms of the time of the incident (day/night), the location (accessible or not), the circumstances (equipment fault, bad weather, human error, etc.), the consequences, the kind of contamination and the quantities (storage necessary or not) does not allow for approximation.
CTP environnement has gained specific experience in the management of unusual situations and is able to rapidly deploy its resources, thereby guaranteeing effective treatment.
Biomobil® units in action
These technically innovative units developed by CTP environnement, which are completely self-operated and supervised by skilled project teams, are dedicated for biological treatment and membrane filtration of soluble pollution (landfill leachates, biodegradable aqueous waste or accidental pollution type effluent).
Modular, versatile and quickly operational, they have already been installed to treat unexpected extra effluent stored in holding tanks and have ultimately become part of a more long-term industrial strategy.
Online remediation of a cooling water circuit
The cooling water system of a power generation site had become contaminated with hydrocarbon pollution.
This circuit, with a volume of 180 m3 (234 yd3), had a total oil and grease concentration of 320 mg/l with a maximum target of 10 mg/l, i.e. a target decrease of 97 %. The objective was to intervene effectively on this circuit without stopping production.
To accelerate its international growth, CTP environnement group has embraced the V.I.E program, led by Business France and backed by the French government. For several years, qualified young talents have been strengthening our teams in subsidiaries located in Singapore, Canada, the USA, and more recently, the United Kingdom.
In our American subsidiary based in Houston, Neyl stood out brilliantly by winning first place at the V.I.E Grand Prix Americas 2025, an award that recognized 4 winners out of 97 candidates. His original and impactful video—highlighting France as THE go-to destination for innovation and investment—made all the difference.
We took part for the first time in the 24th edition of INTERSOL, the International Congress and Exhibition on Soils, Sediments and Water.
Our teams came to meet the leading players in the field of polluted sites and soils (PSS), to compare their challenges and solutions, and to respond in the best possible way.
BPI France has been supporting our development for many years, even before the creation of our nuclear division in 2015.
10 years later, on the strength of our recent experience, which has been recognised by major players in the sector, we decided to join their Nuclear Acceleration Programme, launched in 2024.
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