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AquaGreen selected for groundbreaking UK project with Thames Water
Thames Water has selected AquaGreen as technology provider for an Ofwat-funded project to build the UK’s first continuously operating sludge-fed steam-drying and pyrolysis demonstration plant at Crossness Sewage Treatment Works in London.
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AquaGreen secures 60 million DKK investment from Japanese Conglomerate Marubeni Corporation and current shareholders
AquaGreen has secured a 60 million DKK strategic investment led by Marubeni Corporation and existing investors, supporting the global expansion of our patented biomass treatment technology.
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Nordic Alpha Partners invest in AquaGreen
Nordic Alpha Partners’ investment and expertise make AquaGreen ready for a growth journey within wastewater sludge and manure management.
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AquaGreens sludge treatment plant gets first local approval
Odsherred Municipality has approved the expansion of Odsherred Forsyning with a combined sludge drying and pyrolysis plant — the world’s first facility of its kind.
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1 OF 1000 SOLUTIONS
AquaGreen has received the Solar Impulse Efficient Solution Label, recognizing our innovative technology and its contribution to solving global climate challenges.
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Engineered for long-term carbon sequestration
HECLA® Setores (Sewage to Resources) transforms biosolids management by turning wastewater sludge into a valuable carbon-rich resource. The integrated steam-drying and pyrolysis solution enables wastewater treatment plants to produce high-value biochar while permanently sequestering carbon.
HECLA® Setores
99%
organic pollutant elimination
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