Acronym Full name Project description Starttime Endtime Funding Website Email Contact person ENRICH Enhanced The goal of the ENRICH proposal is to contribute to 1-9-2017 28-2-2021 LIFE+ Sílvia López Nitrogen circular economy through the recovery of nutrients from Palau and Waste Water Treatment Plants (WWTPs) and its phosphorus valorisation in agriculture (either direct use on crops or Recovery through the fertilizer industry). ENRICH will tackle this from value chain by developing a new treatment train that will wastewater be designed, built and operated in an urban WWTP. The and products obtained will be mixed in order to find optimal Integration mixtures and the agronomic properties of these products in the value will be validated at full-scale through field tests in order Chain to ensure the viability of the products obtained. Moreover, a business model of the whole value chain will be defined, involving several partners from different sectors, in order to ensure the replicability in other case studies or other EU regions. Phos4You The Phos4You project will include building demonstration 16-9-2016 14-9-2020 Marie-Edith Recovery phosphorus recovery installations at sewage treatment V B Ploteau from waste sites, innovative phosphorus recovery technologies, new NWE water FOR recycled phosphorus products for fertilisers, working on a YOUr life standard to assess recycled fertiliser quality and addressing social acceptance of recycled nutrient products. Phos4You partners are Lippeverband (lead), Université de Liège, IRSTEA, Cork Institute of Technology, FHNW, Universiteit Gent, Glasgow Caledonian University, University of the Highlands and Islands, Veolia Environnement, Emschergenossenschaft, NV HVC – SNB, Scottish Water. QUB Phosphorus The successful adoption of emerging technologies for the 2014 2020 EPA UK dr. Katrina recovery of phosphorus is driven by efficiency, economic Macintosh from in viability, purity and/or bioavailability of the recovered Ireland and product and legislation. The overall aim of this EPA innovative funded project is to investigate phosphorus sustainability within the wastewater sector in Ireland and develop to recover innovative technologies to recover P from wastewaters. phosphorus from
Acronym Full name Project description Starttime Endtime Funding Website Email Contact person ENRICH Enhanced Nitrogen and phosphorus Recovery from wastewater and Integration in the value Chain The goal of the ENRICH proposal is to contribute to circular economy through the recovery of nutrients from Waste Water Treatment Plants (WWTPs) and its valorisation in agriculture (either direct use on crops or through the fertilizer industry). ENRICH will tackle this value chain by developing a new treatment train that will be designed, built and operated in an urban WWTP. The products obtained will be mixed in order to find optimal mixtures and the agronomic properties of these products will be validated at full-scale through field tests in order to ensure the viability of the products obtained. Moreover, a business model of the whole value chain will be defined, involving several partners from different sectors, in order to ensure the replicability in other case studies or other EU regions. 1-9-2017 28-2-2021 LIFE+ Sílvia López Palau Phos4You Recovery from waste water FOR YOUr life The Phos4You project will include building demonstration phosphorus recovery installations at sewage treatment sites, innovative phosphorus recovery technologies, new recycled phosphorus products for fertilisers, working on a standard to assess recycled fertiliser quality and addressing social acceptance of recycled nutrient products. Phos4You partners are Lippeverband (lead), Université de Liège, IRSTEA, Cork Institute of Technology, FHNW, Universiteit Gent, Glasgow Caledonian University, University of the Highlands and Islands, Veolia Environnement, Emschergenossenschaft, NV HVC – SNB, Scottish Water. 16-9-2016 14-9-2020 V B NWE Marie-Edith Ploteau QUB from Phosphorus in Ireland and innovative to recover phosphorus from The successful adoption of emerging technologies for the recovery of phosphorus is driven by efficiency, economic viability, purity and/or bioavailability of the recovered product and legislation. The overall aim of this EPA funded project is to investigate phosphorus sustainability within the wastewater sector in Ireland and develop innovative technologies to recover P from wastewaters. 2014 2020 EPA UK dr. Katrina Macintosh
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