Guaranteeing access to water, promoting innovation, simplifying people's lives. This is the vision driving Ebara, a Japanese multinational and one of the world leaders in water, energy and infrastructure management.

Present at Ecomondo 2025, the international reference point for the circular economy scheduled from 4 to 7 November at the Rimini Expo Centre, Ebara pumps Europe brings its idea of progress: a technology that does not merely solve problems, but builds the future.

A global vision for an essential need

"Evision 2030 represents our plan through to 2030," explains Loris Giancotti, General manager Pmc of Ebara pumps Europe. "Among our fundamental objectives is that of supplying water to over six hundred million people around the world, especially in territories most severely affected by drought."

A challenge that interweaves technology and solidarity and reflects the company's commitment to contributing to the United Nations Sustainable Development Goals. Through innovation, research and resilient infrastructure, Ebara works every day to bring water – and therefore life – to where it is still scarce.

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For Ebara, sustainability is also a way of thinking: "In the way we work, we always seek simplicity," says Giancotti, "we tend to simplify our customers' problems, placing product reliability and transparency about its real performance at the centre."

For Ebara, innovating means combining technical rigour and clarity, making complex solutions accessible and building lasting trust. An approach that transforms technology into a relational tool, capable of improving people's everyday lives and making the world a little less complicated.

Ebara is among the companies hosted in the Vip Lounge at Ecomondo 2025, an exclusive meeting and discussion space dedicated to companies that make sustainability and circularity their primary objective.