Long term testing for water reuse concepts has started
During a MULTI-ReUse project meeting at the beginning of September the state of the project and upcoming working steps were discussed.
Entries by Lisa Zimmermann
Interactive knowledge transfer in MULTI-ReUse
How can you transfer knowledge from a research project to different target groups in an easy way? In MULTI-ReUse, the team relies on the touchtable!
EU proposal about minimum requirements for water reuse
The EU has released a proposal about the reuse of local and treated waste water to ensure minimum requirements and their surveillance on an EU level.
MULTI-ReUse at IFAT 2018
The MULTI-ReUse project was introduced at the Leading Trade Fair for Environmental Technologies IFAT 2018 in May in Munich, Germany. It was located at the booth of the Federal Ministry of Education and Research (BMBF) together with other funded projects.
Market potential of water reuse
This report that deals with the requirements and criteria in different sectors and possible target markets for the MULTI-ReUse procedures is now available for download.
WavE status workshop
On 17.-18.04.2018 the status workshop from WavE takes place in Frankfurt, Germany. The funding measure WavE is financed by the German Federal Ministry of Research and Education (BMBF) within the focal topic “Sustainable Water Management” as part of the framework programme “Research on Sustainable Development” and the research agenda on Green Economy.
Productive MULTI-ReUse project meeting in Brake
In September the different partners of the MULTI-ReUse project met in Brake in Lower Saxony to discuss the progress of the project. The single work packages introduced their previous results, controversial points were discussed and the next working steps were planned.
MULTI-ReUse pilot plant starts work
In July 2017 the MULTI-ReUse pilot plant started its work. For the period of the next two years the plant is located on the premises of the waste water treatment plant in Nordenham. The plant treats already treated waste water furthermore.
Successful MULTI-ReUse meeting in Frankfurt
About 20 MULTI-ReUse members met in Frankfurt in March to discuss the present situation of the project, to clarify open questions and to talk about further actions. Especially the work packages 1 and 2 already were able to present first results.
MULTI-ReUse presented on local television
During a broadcast about IWW Water Centre, the German research project MULTI-ReUse was introduced by a local TV station in Germany. The broadcast is in German and unfortunately there has been a small mistake. The project hasn’t been funded by
