Nutrient Removal News

1. The Reuse Of Wastewater Enhances Nutrient Recycling And Conserves Clean Water 10/6/2026

   Due to climate change and its drastic effects, such as drought, and also the turmoil of production factor markets for primary producers, the demand of recycled nutrients and reuse of water has strongly increased.

2. Could Wastewater Algae Become A New Material For Manufacturing? 10/2/2026

   A UNSW project with Sydney Water and Pacific Bio is exploring whether algae that has already helped clean wastewater can be put to work again, this time giving discarded textiles a new life.

3. A New Solution For Wastewater Treatment 10/1/2026

   The first in-person meeting of the WATCHµBio project, an international project dedicated to developing an innovative technology for wastewater treatment, was held at SUPSI.

4. Axius Water Brings Solutions Together For Stopping Nutrient Pollution At WEFTEC 2026 9/28/2026

   Axius Water, now part of Oldcastle Infrastructure, A CRH company, will showcase its industry-leading water and wastewater treatment solutions at WEFTEC 2026 in Booths 7425, 7839, and 5938. 

5. AlgaFilm Closes Seed Round To Accelerate Commercialization Of Its Cost-Effective, Carbon Neutral Biological Treatment Technology 9/27/2026

   AlgaFilm Technologies, developers of algae-based wastewater treatment solutions for the most economical nutrient removal and recovery technology, today announced the successful close of its seed financing. The round was led by Azolla Ventures and Burnt Island Ventures, with participation from E8 Angels. 

6. U-M Chemists Develop Method To Break Down Stubborn Pollutant 9/22/2026

   The molecular culprit behind harmful algal blooms and some contamination in groundwater is the same thing that’s kept civilization fed for millennia: a stable form of nitrogen called nitrate.

7. New Project For The Treatment Of Evaporator Condensate 9/22/2026

   EnviroChemie has been awarded a contract by a German energy company for the planning and construction of a plant for the treatment of evaporator condensate from sewage sludge drying at the Knapsacker Hügel site.

8. TXST Project Will Launch Floating Wetlands In Lake Kyle To Improve Water Quality 9/14/2026

   Texas State University researcher Sangchul Hwang, Ph.D., P.E., is leading a City of Kyle-funded project that will deploy floating wetlands to improve water quality in Lake Kyle. The project will test whether this nature-based system can help protect the surrounding Plum Creek Watershed, the land that drains rain and runoff into Plum Creek and connected waterways.

9. Professional Biogas Project Contractor For Industrial Wastewater Treatment Using UASB Process & GFS Tanks 9/7/2026

   The global policy framework for industrial wastewater treatment is undergoing a fundamental transformation, escalating from mere "compliance discharge" to mandatory "resource recovery" and "zero liquid discharge."

10. Developing A New Membrane Technology In Wastewater Treatment 9/3/2026

    Very few of us ever think about what becomes of the things that we send down the drain or flush in toilets.