mud’s industrial wastewater treatment plants in Spain, Germany and the Netherlands; (3) Development of a business plan for market introduction of the new coagulants; and (4) Evaluation of the use of the generated sludge in biomethanation and agricultural applications. Newfert Nutrient The NEWFERT (New Fertilisers) project is designed in 1-7-2015 Horizon Fabian recovery order to recover nitrogen, phosphorus and potassium 2018 2020, Kraus from (NPK) nutrients from biobased waste for fertiliser biobased production, bringing together 6 partners from 4 Waste for European Union member countries (Spain, Germany, fertiliser France and Austria). Partners represent Member States production throughout Europe, so that the project has a clear - European dimension that will allow an easier pooling of Nutrient competences and a wider and faster impact on the industrial fertiliser production. Realising the biobased from economy potential in Europe, NEWFERT project involves the design and development of different enabling waste technologies to allow the re-use and valorisation from streams biowaste making them suitable as secondary raw and material in the fertiliser industry: a new brand of residues eco-friendly and healthy advanced fertilisers. Furthermore, NEWFERT targets highly plant available combination of specific organic and mineral components and sets up ranges of their concentration in NPK fertilisers. Two main ways for nutrients recovery will be developed within the project: (1) Design new process to Private recover nutrients from solid biowaste modifying existing industrial processes, development of new chemical nutrients extraction technologies and scale-up of the integrated system. And (2) Involving different technologies of nutrients recovery from liquid biowaste: (a) chemical acidification, separation, struvite crystallisation, and (b) bioelectrochemical system. NEWFERT aims to decrease raw material dependency, prevent resource depletion and reduce the
mud’s industrial wastewater treatment plants in Spain, Germany and the Netherlands; (3) Development of a business plan for market introduction of the new coagulants; and (4) Evaluation of the use of the generated sludge in biomethanation and agricultural applications. Newfert Nutrient recovery from biobased Waste for fertiliser production The NEWFERT (New Fertilisers) project is designed in order to recover nitrogen, phosphorus and potassium (NPK) nutrients from biobased waste for fertiliser production, bringing together 6 partners from 4 European Union member countries (Spain, Germany, France and Austria). Partners represent Member States throughout Europe, so that the project has a clear European dimension that will allow an easier pooling of competences and a wider and faster impact on the industrial fertiliser production. Realising the biobased economy potential in Europe, NEWFERT project involves the design and development of different enabling technologies to allow the re-use and valorisation from biowaste making them suitable as secondary raw material in the fertiliser industry: a new brand of eco-friendly and healthy advanced fertilisers. Furthermore, NEWFERT targets highly plant available combination of specific organic and mineral components and sets up ranges of their concentration in NPK fertilisers. Two main ways for nutrients recovery will be developed within the project: (1) Design new process to recover nutrients from solid biowaste modifying existing industrial processes, development of new chemical nutrients extraction technologies and scale-up of the integrated system. And (2) Involving different technologies of nutrients recovery from liquid biowaste: (a) chemical acidification, separation, struvite crystallisation, and (b) bioelectrochemical system. NEWFERT aims to decrease raw material dependency, prevent resource depletion and reduce the 1-7-2015 Horizon 2020, - Nutrient from waste streams and residues Fabian Kraus 2018 Private