Traditional wastewater treatment requires large amounts of energy and chemicals. Now Swedish research shows that microalgae can do the job – and at the same time bind carbon dioxide and produce valuable biomass.
Ghasem Mohammadkhani at the University of Borås has investigated in his thesis how the microalgae Chlorella vulgaris can be grown in digestate from biogas plants – including from Borås Energy and Environment. The algae take up nitrogen, …
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Traditional wastewater treatment requires large amounts of energy and chemicals. Now Swedish research shows that microalgae can do the job – and at the same time bind carbon dioxide and produce valuable biomass.
Ghasem Mohammadkhani at the University of Borås has investigated in his thesis how the microalgae Chlorella vulgaris can be grown in digestate from biogas plants – including from Borås Energy and Environment. The algae take up nitrogen, …