improvements to the efficiency and productivity of the rearing systems were made through, for example, the development of separation and drying techniques. Data was used as the basis for economic, social and environmental impact assessments allowing recommendations for the future development of insect rearing stations at different geographical locations to be defined. R3Water The R3Water project focuses on the demonstration of 2014 2017 EU FP7 Uwe of innovative waste water treatment technologies for Fortkamp & innovative resource efficiency, reuse and recovery, including Klara solutions hydrothermal carbonisation. Westling for Reuse The main objective of the project is to demonstrate of water, solutions that support the transition from a treatment Recovery of plant for urban wastewater to a production unit of valuable different valuables. Substances The project aims to: (1) Demonstrate new technologies and and solutions for increased resource efficiency in existing Resource UWWTP performance thanks to innovative monitoring, efficiency advanced control strategies and management measures, in urban (2) Demonstrate innovative wastewater technologies that wastewater enable reuse of water, recovery of valuables such as treatment nutrients, (3) Facilitate market uptake for the demonstrated solutions for the European and global market by demonstrating solutions in different geographical context and reaching relevant stakeholders. Within the field of these topics, new and innovative technologies will be tested and demonstrated. For demonstration, 3 sites are involved in Belgium, Spain, and Sweden. R4R Chemical Chemical Regions for Resource Efficiency (R4R) is the 1-1-2007 EU FP7 Anna Sager Regions for project that will overcome the European fragmentation Resource of ambitious and innovative regions. Through its Efficiency methodology, R4R could lead the path to promising and positive impacts on resource efficiency. R4R will achieve a major step improvement in regional and transnational
improvements to the efficiency and productivity of the rearing systems were made through, for example, the development of separation and drying techniques. Data was used as the basis for economic, social and environmental impact assessments allowing recommendations for the future development of insect rearing stations at different geographical locations to be defined. R3Water of innovative solutions for Reuse of water, Recovery of valuable Substances and Resource efficiency in urban wastewater treatment The R3Water project focuses on the demonstration of innovative waste water treatment technologies for resource efficiency, reuse and recovery, including hydrothermal carbonisation. The main objective of the project is to demonstrate solutions that support the transition from a treatment plant for urban wastewater to a production unit of different valuables. The project aims to: (1) Demonstrate new technologies and solutions for increased resource efficiency in existing UWWTP performance thanks to innovative monitoring, advanced control strategies and management measures, (2) Demonstrate innovative wastewater technologies that enable reuse of water, recovery of valuables such as nutrients, (3) Facilitate market uptake for the demonstrated solutions for the European and global market by demonstrating solutions in different geographical context and reaching relevant stakeholders. Within the field of these topics, new and innovative technologies will be tested and demonstrated. For demonstration, 3 sites are involved in Belgium, Spain, and Sweden. 2014 2017 EU FP7 Uwe Fortkamp & Klara Westling R4R Chemical Regions for Resource Efficiency Chemical Regions for Resource Efficiency (R4R) is the project that will overcome the European fragmentation of ambitious and innovative regions. Through its methodology, R4R could lead the path to promising and positive impacts on resource efficiency. R4R will achieve a major step improvement in regional and transnational 1-1-2007 EU FP7 Anna Sager
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