for fertilisers and organic soil improvers. Biowaste, which recovery of includes animal manure, sewage sludge and food waste, nutrients forms an enormous resource of valuable nutrients. The from project will include five demonstration-scale nutrient manure, recovery installations, operating in combination with sewage large anaerobic digesters and field testing of the sludge and recovered nutrient fertiliser products to demonstrate food waste agronomic value, business case and environmental benefits. SYSTEMIC will (1) Demonstrate the effective combination of anaerobic digestion with nutrient recovery and recycling technologies (TRL 7-8) for producing valuable fertilisers and soil amendments from for EU’s most abundant bio waste streams (manure, sewage the sludge and food waste) at five demonstration plants circular working in a different legal, commercial and agricultural context in five European countries. (2) Demonstrate the viability of the Circular Economy business cases at the demonstration plants and to translate these into business opportunities for another ten EU outreach locations, (3) Provide plant operators and investors with a business projects development package for advancing the circular economy via the (i) selection of nutrient recovery technologies to make different products, (ii) economic performance and (iii) environmental benefits. (4) Derive applicable policy recommendations and innovation deals and to develop a road map to support the further roll-out of Circular Economy solutions for bio waste vaporisation in Europe. The five demonstrations plants are Groot Zevert (NL), AMPower (BE), Acqua&Sole (IT), GNS (DE), and RIKA biofuels (UK). Nutrients will be recovered by ammonia stripping (product ammonium sulphate), reverse osmosis (nitrogen and nitrogen-potassium concentrates), phosphate extraction and precipitation (calcium phosphate), and in organic digestate residuals, alongside production of purified irrigation water and biogas. Wetsus Phosphate Phosphate is an important fertiliser needed for food ? Ongoing Kemira, Leon
for recovery of nutrients from manure, sewage sludge and food waste fertilisers and organic soil improvers. Biowaste, which includes animal manure, sewage sludge and food waste, forms an enormous resource of valuable nutrients. The project will include five demonstration-scale nutrient recovery installations, operating in combination with large anaerobic digesters and field testing of the recovered nutrient fertiliser products to demonstrate agronomic value, business case and environmental benefits. SYSTEMIC will (1) Demonstrate the effective combination of anaerobic digestion with nutrient recovery and recycling technologies (TRL 7-8) for producing valuable fertilisers and soil amendments from EU’s most abundant bio waste streams (manure, sewage sludge and food waste) at five demonstration plants working in a different legal, commercial and agricultural context in five European countries. (2) Demonstrate the viability of the Circular Economy business cases at the demonstration plants and to translate these into business opportunities for another ten EU outreach locations, (3) Provide plant operators and investors with a business development package for advancing the circular economy via the (i) selection of nutrient recovery technologies to make different products, (ii) economic performance and (iii) environmental benefits. (4) Derive applicable policy recommendations and innovation deals and to develop a road map to support the further roll-out of Circular Economy solutions for bio waste vaporisation in Europe. The five demonstrations plants are Groot Zevert (NL), AMPower (BE), Acqua&Sole (IT), GNS (DE), and RIKA biofuels (UK). Nutrients will be recovered by ammonia stripping (product ammonium sulphate), reverse osmosis (nitrogen and nitrogen-potassium concentrates), phosphate extraction and precipitation (calcium phosphate), and in organic digestate residuals, alongside production of purified irrigation water and biogas. for the circular projects Wetsus Phosphate Phosphate is an important fertiliser needed for food ? Ongoing Kemira, Leon
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