Sludge & Biosolids

The Käppala wastewater treatment plant will use the largest MBBR system in the world to tackle a growing population and new emission permits.

The state’s Board of Public Works approved loans and loan forgiveness to help the water utility construct the Piscataway Bioenergy facility, which will handle biosolids from wastewater...

Plants have the opportunity to upgrade anaerobic digestion with biological hydrolysis, maximizing biogas output and establishing a long-term revenue stream.

Research estimates that toilet paper contributed about 4% of the total 6:2 disubstituted polyfluoroalkyl phosphates in sewage in the U.S. and Canada.

Research exploring separate centrate treatment, a cost-efficient technology that could support climate protection and a regenerative economy.