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. Combine Converting The COMBINE project aims at opening up of abandoned 2015 Prof. Dr. Organic urban, natural and agricultural areas for the energy IVB Wachendorf Matters production. The utilisation and development of NWE from environmentally friendly technologies are key factors for European the achievement of the ambitious aims of EU to increase urban and the share of renewable energies. The energetic utilisation natural of biomass has an important role, as in contrast to other areas into renewables (wind/PV), biomass is storable and it is storable possible to produce storable bio-fuels. However, at bio-Energy present the energy production from biomass is often economically inefficient, e.g. through an insufficient utilization of waste heat in conventional biogas plants. The conventional production of biomass for biogas plants is often eco-inefficient, e.g. due to the dominance of maize and the increased risk of soil erosion and nutrient losses. The competition with food production on fertile
innovative solutions for Reuse of water, Recovery of valuable Substances and Resource efficiency in urban wastewater treatment 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. Klara Westling Combine Converting Organic Matters from European urban and natural areas into storable bio-Energy The COMBINE project aims at opening up of abandoned urban, natural and agricultural areas for the energy production. The utilisation and development of environmentally friendly technologies are key factors for the achievement of the ambitious aims of EU to increase the share of renewable energies. The energetic utilisation of biomass has an important role, as in contrast to other renewables (wind/PV), biomass is storable and it is possible to produce storable bio-fuels. However, at present the energy production from biomass is often economically inefficient, e.g. through an insufficient utilization of waste heat in conventional biogas plants. The conventional production of biomass for biogas plants is often eco-inefficient, e.g. due to the dominance of maize and the increased risk of soil erosion and nutrient losses. The competition with food production on fertile 2015 IVB NWE Prof. Dr. Wachendorf
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