Talbot & Talbot specialises in wastewater management, comprising 4 business divisions, namely;
Talbot Laboratories, Talbot Engineering, Talbot Green Energy and Talbot Operations. Below are some of the articles published about Talbot & Talbot and its divisions.

Reclaim our Resource (Opportunity)

The increasing scarcity of clean water has emerged as one of the most pressing problems in the 21st century.

An unavoidable consequence of any industrial activity is the generation of undesirable and sometimes harmful waste products, and Hulamin Limited is no exception. Hulamin was one of the first industries in its sector to proactively address the health and environmental implications associated with wastewater.

Talbot Laboratories are the proud title sponsors of the

Talbot Laboratories DUCT Trail Run Series

And we would love you to join us in enjoying the outdoors for a good cause

Talbot Laboratories has invested in a state-of-the-art direct mercury analyzer, understood to be first instrument of its kind in KwaZulu-Natal.

Full Name: Jean-Francois Talbot

Position: Director of Talbot & Talbot

TALBOT & Talbot recently hosted a Kenyan municipal management and business delegation.

Alrode's revolutionary Biogas Recovery Project has become a landmark environmental and energy saving model.
 

Modikwa Platinum Mine
One of Talbot & Talbot's recent projects involved the technology selection, design and turnkey installation of a dewatering plant at Anglo Platinum's Modikwa mine.

Talbot & Talbot, in conjunction with the Pietermaritzburg public order police unit, hosted a Christmas party for the Sweetwater community centre's underpriviledged children.

Recovering wastewater for reuse and creating power from organic rich effluent is no longer a concept but a reality, and is increasingly being viewed as a lucrative business decision, comments Grahame Thompson, Business Development Manager for Talbot Green Energy.

Industries in Africa constantly investigate ways to manage their industrial water and wastewater more  effectively. This not only refers to the correct and safe disposal of the wastewater but also to how they can reduce their dependency on a sometimes insecure water and energy supply. The greater the insecurity of supply of these two essential resources, the greater the costs.

Water and energy are among the major contributors to production costs; thus, becoming more self sufficient in terms of water and energy, has both environmental and financial benefits.