On behalf of the German Hessian Ministry for the Environment, Climate Protection, Agriculture and Consumer Protection, the recovered phosphorus materials available on the market in 2021 were examined in plant tests. The TerraNova recovered phosphorus emerged as the...
We are happy to announce that as first EU member state Italy released a standard to pave the way to real circular economy in the waste water sector. Standard UNI 11853:2022 defines certain quality criterial for Hydrothermal Carbonization of sewage sludge which allow...
TerraNova®ultra is presented at the ESPP conference 2022 in Vienna, June 20. We will present how TerraNova®ultra achieves 60-80% Phosphorous recovery from sewage sludge, without upstream incineration. Come and gather together with other stakeholders of the...
We feel extremely honoured: Prof. Dr. Claudia Sheinbaum, Major of Mexico City, scientist in Energy Engineering and former member of IPPC receiving the 2007 nobel piece price, introduces the TerraNova®ultra Hydrothermal Carbonization plant to the public:...
In dieser vielbeachteten Studie wird die Vorteilhaftigkeit der Hydrothermalen Karbonisierung von Klärschlamm auf Basis des TerraNova®ultra Verfahrens ggb. Monoverbrennungsanlagen dargelegt. Monoverbrennungsanlagen werden derzeit mit hohen öffentlichen Investitionen an...
HTC bio coal in soil - Breakthrough Study about bio coal derived by Hydrothermal Carbonization (HTC) in poor soils and related long term greenhouse gas (GHG) emissions. 2-times less CO2 and 20-times less N2O emissions compared to direct application of organics...
Over several month in 2021 our team has successfully demonstrated the performance of our TerraNova®ultra process at the waste water treatment plant San Rocco in Milano/Italy. The HTC-coal will be used in a fluidised bed incinerator - waste heat will fully cover the...
Pretreatment of sewage sludge with hydrothermal carbonization (HTC) significantly increases the energy production of sewage sludge incineration plants and can also be flexibly adjusted seasonally. A recent study by the engineering firm Umwelttechnik & Ingenieure...