Nutrient Removal News

  1. Utilising Fungi To Recycle Nutrients From Food Industry Wastewater 2/28/2025

    A recent doctoral dissertation explored a new cost-effective fungal-based treatment solution that converts nutrients from food industry wastewater into valuable biomass. This method simultaneously removes nutrients from wastewater and reduces environmental impacts.

  2. Innovative 'Four Ponds And Two Dams' Wetland System Enhances Aquaculture Wastewater Treatment 2/27/2025

    Aquaculture wastewater, rich in organic matter, nitrogen an phosphorus, poses a significant environmental threat when discharged untreated, leading to eutrophication and water quality degradation.

  3. Reviving Oslofjorden: Removal Of Micropollutants And Nitrogen In Wastewater 2/27/2025

    Across four innovative Norwegian projects, Ramboll’s global water experts are collaborating with external partners and clients to significantly improve the health of Oslofjorden.

  4. Ragn-Sells' Innovation Company EasyMining Secures Grant 2/26/2025

    Ragn-Sells' innovation company EasyMining secures grant for groundbreaking phosphorus recovery plant

  5. How To Prevent The Next Water-Treatment Crisis 2/19/2025

    University of Cincinnati engineers use UV light and chlorine to treat water contamination.

  6. £550M Wastewater Removal Contracts Awarded 2/6/2025

    The total value of the combined contracts will be approximately £138M per year, with contracts due to start in 2025 for a four-year period, with an option to extend for an additional four years, taking the potential spend with these suppliers to approximately £1.09B.

  7. Gross-Wen Technologies Supports Progress With New Executive Hire 2/4/2025

    Gross-Wen Technologies (GWT), the wastewater treatment company that produces renewable resources and reduces greenhouse gasses while cleaning wastewater, announced the hiring of Steve Wirtel as Vice President of Business Development.

  8. Phosphorus Reduction Levels Exceeded In Wastewater Trial 2/3/2025

    The success of a trial of a filtration technology first developed for the aquatics market, at a UK wastewater treatment plant (WwTP), shows that the modified system can help sites meet challenging phosphorus consents.

  9. More Than £14M Spent To Help Improve Water Quality Near Chichester 1/20/2025

    Our Lavant works has £7.6m worth of work, which includes a new storm tank being installed and a new primary tank, a new system to receive wastewater and screen it and work to double the amount of wastewater that can be treated.

  10. Department Of Energy Announces Up To $10M For Algal Systems Research And Development To Expand U.S. Bioenergy Feedstock 1/16/2025

    The U.S. Department of Energy (DOE) Bioenergy Technologies Office (BETO) announced up to $10M in funding to support high-impact research and development (R&D) focused on algae system cultivation and preprocessing.