Ecocoast was the first manufacturer of the full range of silt curtains in the EMEA region. The Ecobarrier Silt Curtain range is always customized to suit specific conditions and project requirements.
This range of debris booms is the perfect choice for projects of any size. With their durable design and reliable performance, you can trust these booms to protect your project's investments.
If you are looking to ensure full marine protection during an oil spill - trust in our oil boom range to get it done.
Introducing Ecobarrier Foam Containment Booms – your ultimate solution for blocking and capturing large volumes of surface foam during construction.
With these coastal protection containers, you can be sure that environmental concerns are at the forefront of our minds, meeting modern standards for sustainability. The range is designed with both flexibility and durability in mind.
A sustainable mooring solution that supports life below water.
We have developed a simple, effective dewatering solution that has proven its effectiveness in various industries. The dewatering containers are incredibly durable and require minimal maintenance thanks to their superior design features.
These data buoys are designed to collect and transmit real-time environmental, oceanographic and meteorological data for environmental protection, regulatory compliance, public health, research and operations.
Ecocoast debris booms are designed to capture a wide variety of floating debris, including plastic waste, logs, tree branches, leaves, seaweed, reeds and other man-made trash. The booms effectively capture both surface and sub-surface debris. Their advanced flush-faced design ensures efficient collection of both natural and artificial debris, helping keep waterways clean and protect infrastructure from blockages and damage.
Ecocoast uses smart technologies to help clients make better environmental decisions. Their Water Quality Monitoring (WQM) buoys gather live data on pollution levels, while detailed reports support clients in meeting compliance and sustainability goals.
In Ecuador, Ecocoast works with Ichthion to reduce river-based plastic pollution using the Azure System in the Portoviejo River. Bolina Permanent Debris Booms guide waste to a central point, where it’s moved ashore by a conveyor for sorting and recycling. Sensors collect data to support decisions as part of the Clean Currents Coalition.
Ecocoast’s geotextile containers also called geotubes, protect shorelines from erosion while also supporting marine biodiversity. They provide a permeable, environmentally friendly alternative to traditional hard coastal structures. Placed on the seabed, they reduce wave impact and help form stable habitats for marine life like fish, corals and kelp, supporting ecosystem recovery in coastal areas.
Ecocoast supported the early development of The Ocean Cleanup’s technology by designing and manufacturing a 600-meter-long custom screen for System 001 in the UAE. This screen was deployed in the Great Pacific Garbage Patch as part of the world’s first large-scale ocean cleanup system. Our founders were present at the system's launch in San Francisco, underscoring our commitment to innovation in marine debris removal
Ecocoast also supplied Bolina Permanent Debris Booms for The Ocean Cleanup’s initial Interceptor models, aiding in the extraction of plastic directly from rivers.
Ecocoast can provide comprehensive CSR (Corporate Social Responsibility) and ESG (Environmental, Social and Governance) impact documentation to its clients. This includes quantifying the volume of plastic waste removed, calculating reductions in carbon footprint, and detailing community and environmental benefits delivered through their projects. These reports enable clients to showcase their measurable sustainability outcomes and promote transparency in environmental initiatives.
Real-time water quality monitoring enables Ecocoast to respond quickly to environmental challenges. By continuously tracking changes in water quality and debris levels to just name a few, their technologies help teams take timely action, reduce risks and improve the impact of clean-up efforts. This approach ensures that environmental protection measures are proactive and based on the latest data.
Hydropower intakes can be clogged by logs, branches, vegetation and aquatic plants found in the river like hyacinth, including man-made trash. This often happens during flooding periods. These materials can obstruct intake structures, reduce water flow, lower generation efficiency and increase maintenance needs if not properly managed with effective debris control systems.
Ecocoast’s barriers are highly scalable and adaptable to different hydropower sites worldwide. Their customized floating barrier systems have been successfully implemented at diverse locations, such as hydropower plants in Rwanda and Belgium, by tailoring engineering solutions to each site’s specific conditions, water levels and operational needs. This approach allows effective debris control and protection at a wide range of hydropower facilities.
Ecocoast barriers are engineered to minimize environmental impact by using sustainable materials, such as fully recyclable, foam-free designs that significantly reduce raw material use and carbon footprint. Their barriers, like the Ecobarrier Silt Curtain Green, contain silt and sediment, prevent marine ecosystem disruption and support compliance with environmental regulations, all while maintaining high performance and durability.
Ecocoast can implement a debris control system rapidly, often delivering turnkey solutions from site assessment to installation within a short timeframe, depending on project complexity and site conditions. Their engineering-driven approach, including custom design and on-site evaluation, ensures efficient deployment and immediate improvement in debris management for critical infrastructure like hydropower plants.
A custom-engineered solution is needed instead of an off-the-shelf barrier because every hydropower site has unique environmental, operational and debris challenges that standard products cannot fully address. Custom barriers are tailored to specific site conditions, such as water flow, debris types and intake design, ensuring maximum protection, efficiency and reduced maintenance needs, which off-the-shelf options often fail to deliver.
Yes. The Rwanda case study highlights multiple cost-saving benefits:
The Bolina Log Screen Boom features robust, interlinked mesh panels that extend below the water surface to capture both floating and submerged debris. Swivel connectors allow flexible installation and adaptation to changing water levels. Its durable construction and high visibility make it ideal for protecting hydropower intakes from a wide range of debris while minimizing maintenance.