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Resource recovery from wastewater based on photo-bio electrochemical and membrane processes with minimal chemical addition to obtain added value goods

Abstract -

The project ReWAdd aims at developing process schemes to recover, concentrate and upcycle nutrients, especially Nitrogen and Phosphorus, from wastewater streams, while addressing the removal of contaminants of Emerging Concern (CECs). The global aim of the project is to change the traditional conception of wastewater treatment plants as waste management facilities into a new paradigm where wastewater is seen as a resource pool, where treatment plants evolve into factories for producing added-value goods [...]

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  • Start date : 01/05/2026 (3 years)

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