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Aqualia works to develop innovative technologies and responsible solutions in the integral water cycle, our main objective facing water treating goes towards the development of a sustainable process from environmental, social and economic points of view. Sustainability area expects to change the wastewater treatment paradigm converting a waste (wastewater) to added value products as well as significantly reducing energy consumption.

Ongoing Project

LIFE Ulises

Upgrading wastewater treatment plants by Low cost Innovative technologies for energy Self-Sufficiency and full recycling.

LIFE IntExt

Demonstration Innovative hybrid Intensive - Extensive resource from wastewater in small communities.

LIFE Phoenix

Innovative cost-effective multibarrier treatments for reusing water for agricultural irrigation.

H2020 Nice

Innovative and enhanced nature-based solutions for a sustainable urban water cycle.

MISIONES Zeppelin

Research into innovative and efficient technologies for the production and storage of green hydrogen based on the circular economy.

Closed Project

IDEA Regenera

Treatment of wastewater and production of bio-fertilisers through the cultivation of microalgae

INNPACTO Downstream

Optimisation of the industrial production and development of drying and storing microalgae

FP7 SWAT

CDTI Sólidos sostenibles

Sanitation and energy optimisation of the anaerobic sludge digestion thermal hydrolysis

CENIT VIDA

Research on advanced technology for the comprehensive assessment of algae

H2020 Incover

Innovative eco-technologies for resource recovery from wastewaster

LIFE Biosol Water Recycling

Bio-Solar Water Recycling: Demonstration wastewater treatment system dedicated to freshwater reuse and recycling

FP7 All-gas

Demonstration the large-scale production of biofuels based on the low-cost cultivation of microalgae

H2020 Sabana

Sustainable integrated algae biorefinery for the production of bioactive compounds for agriculture and aquaculture.

Sustainability

Innovation and Technology

Ongoing Project

Closed Project