From characterisation and treatment to decommissioning and final disposal, KEMISTA combines regulatory expertise, proven engineering and advanced technology to protect people, assets and the environment.
A global engineering company, we support nuclear operators, industrial facilities and public institutions worldwide with integrated, compliant and sustainable solutions — delivered through engineering hubs across Europe, the Middle East, Asia and the Americas.
Sampling, assay and modelling of radiological and chemical inventories — the reliable data that underpins every decision.
Segregation, treatment and conditioning that minimise volume, stabilise waste forms and recover value.
Dismantling sequences, waste routing and site release, fully in line with regulatory standards.
Containment, interim storage and safe long-term disposal with environmental protection built in.
Rigorous radiation protection and a relentless ALARA culture underpin every project we deliver.
Deep command of nuclear and environmental regulation keeps your operations compliant and audit-ready.
Engineering, technical and technological capability under one roof, from first concept to final closure.
We minimise waste, recover value and protect the environment for the generations that follow.
Segregation, treatment and conditioning of low, intermediate and high-level radioactive waste.
Planning and execution of decommissioning for nuclear and industrial facilities.
Management of hazardous, chemical and special industrial wastes through tailored pathways.
Design, upgrade and optimisation of waste-treatment plants and process lines.
Sampling, assay and modelling for safe handling, classification and disposal.
Containment structures, interim storage and durable site infrastructure.
Phys-chem, biological, thermal and ZLD trains for compliance and reuse. See Division I.
Sulfidic, phenolic and naphthenic caustic destroyed by advanced oxidation (AOP) and wet air oxidation (WAO). See Division II.
Co-precipitation, selective IX, evaporation and immobilisation below release limits. See Division III.
From a single effluent stream to a full decommissioning programme — our engineers are ready to scope it.