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April 22, 2026
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About Brusche Process Technology
The people behind Brusche Process Technology are driven specialists with extensive experience in their field.
Founders Andy Roeloffzen and Ewald Kosters both have very extensive work experience in the industry. They worked together for many years on various innovative projects, in which they complemented and strengthened each other. Among other things, their vision and collaboration led to the success of a project for CO2 recovery and reuse, which was awarded the 2018 CEWEP Innovation Award.
The need to jointly bring their knowledge to the market and their ambition to contribute to the energy transition and the sustainability of society through innovative process technology led to the establishment of Brusche Process Technology in 2021.
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Manufacturing is more than just putting parts together. It’s coming up with ideas, testing principles, and perfecting the engineering, as well as final assembly.
Andy Roeloffzen werkte 25 jaar in de waste-to-energy sector en is gespecialiseerd in projectontwikkeling en projectmanagement.
Als chemisch technoloog speelde Andy een cruciale rol in het door de EU gefinancierde project om kooldioxide uit de afvalenergiecentrale van Twence in Hengelo op te vangen en opnieuw te gebruiken: aanvankelijk binnen de afvalenergiecentrale en vervolgens ook voor commercieel gebruik. De prijswinnende installatie werd na realisatie uitgebreid met CO2 liquefaction- en opslagtechnologie. Ook dit project werd door hem geleid.
Ewald Kosters werkte lange tijd als project- en operationeel manager, gespecialiseerd in innovatieve proces- en werktuigbouwkundige projecten voor diverse toepassingsgebieden. Daaronder installaties voor CO2-afvang en verwerking. Zijn brede ervaring werd gevormd door de ontwikkeling en realisatie-coördinatie van grote nationale en internationale projecten.
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Andy Roeloffzen worked in the waste-to-energy sector for 25 years and specializes in project development and project management.
As a chemical technologist, Andy played a crucial role in the EU-funded project to capture and reuse carbon dioxide from Twence’s waste-to-energy plant in Hengelo: initially within the waste-to-energy plant and then also for commercial use. After realization, the award-winning plant was expanded to include CO2 liquefaction and storage technology. He also managed this project.
Ewald Kosters worked for a long time as a project and operations manager, specializing in innovative process and mechanical engineering projects for various fields of application. Among these were plants for CO2 capture and processing. His broad experience was shaped by the development and realization coordination of large national and international projects.
News
International Biogas Congress & Expo, Brussels
April 1, 2026
On April 14 and 15, we will showcase our solutions
Green Marine Transport, March 18-19, 2026 Amsterdam
March 4, 2026
We are proud to sponsor and present at the European
DAC adsorber section for Greenlyte
November 20, 2025
Today, Greenlyte celebrated the opening of their LiquidSolar demonstration plant,
Corporate Social Responsibility
Brusche Process Technology knows and assumes its social responsibility as a company.
Our ambition is to make the process industry more sustainable and thereby contribute to a livable future for future generations. Together with its relations, Brusche Process Technology searches for innovative solutions to make process installations and production environments as sustainable, cost-effective, reliable, safe and efficient as possible. We have expertise in CO2 emissions, energy consumption and savings and bring this knowledge to our solutions.
