Biosolids Content Hub
Welcome to the Biosolids content hub brought to you by Utility Magazine and SUEZ.
Rapid urbanisation and population growth is driving an increase in the volume of biosolids and sludge from wastewater treatment. SUEZ is a leader in the treatment of sludge, helping local authorities and operators transform biosolids into a new energy source, a fertiliser for agriculture and for land rehabilitation and landscaping. From advanced digestion to dryers to thermal oxidation, SUEZ has a broad range of solutions to solve biosolids management challenges.
Explore biosolids management and by-products recovery solutions from SUEZ. Get in touch with our experts.
Expert webinar: unlocking value in wastewater
by Eric Garcin, Performance and Operational Excellence General Manager, SUEZ Rapid population growth and climate change are transforming the Australian...
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Aquadvanced™ solutions power new era in water recycling at Boneo
When South East Water appointed SUEZ and joint venture partners John Holland and Beca to undertake a significant upgrade of...
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Biofactories: the smart wastewater plants of tomorrow
Australian utilities are shifting from being energy consumers to producers, enabled by new technologies making waves in Europe. Here, Utility...
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Phosphobrine: the innovative new process yielding agricultural fertiliser from wastewater
Ever heard of struvite? If the answer is yes, you might be aware of the destructive effect it can have...
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Finding treasure in trash: the $7.8 billion opportunity in Australia’s recycling and resource recovery sector
By Mac Irvine, Waste and Bioenergy Lead, Clean Energy Finance Corporation Australia’s recycling and resource recovery sector is undergoing major...
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Upgrade of Murray Bridge Wastewater Treatment Plant to treat 4.5 million litres of wastewater daily
SUEZ delivers an award-winning and sustainable wastewater solutions to meet SA Water’s needs at the Murray Bridge Wastewater Treatment Plant....
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The role of utilities in the development of the circular economy
The circular economy refers to the transition away from the current linear model of ‘take, make and dispose’ towards one...
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