Stories segment: Water

Data-driven water treatment for energy gains

Wastewater treatment plants (WWTPs) around the world are improving their energy efficiency thanks to innovative new technologies. Lydia Vamvakeridou-Lyroudia, PhD, from the KWR Water Research Institute, explains how digitalization and data help WWTPs with energy balance.

Digitalization for sustainable water

In this webinar you'll hear real-life municipal case studies for different wastewater treatment applications and the impact of digital optimization on process efficiency and environmental performance.

Energy use reduction in wastewater treatment

From climate change to eutrophication, wastewater treatment plants (WWTPs) are adapting their operations in the face of environmental challenges. A recent Life Cycle Assessment suggests that the best way for wastewater treatment plants to improve their energy balance and overall sustainability is a tailored mix of chemical and biological treatment methods.

Digitally enabled primary wastewater treatment

How can water utilities comply with tightening regulations while reducing energy use, raw material consumption, and carbon intensity at the same time? Proven digital solutions are available to replace manual dosing and guesswork.

Advanced water treatment: Examples from Copenhagen, Prague and Breda

At Kemira, we’re helping water utilities harness the power of data to reduce energy use, raw material consumption, and carbon intensity. Learn how major cities have collaborated with us to implement digital solutions for sustainable wastewater treatment.

Primary wastewater treatment - New opportunities for sustainability

Watch this on-demand webinar to learn how new, digitally improved chemical pre-treatment is helping municipalities comply with tightening regulations, while optimizing their energy balance and maintaining stable treatment processes.

Sustainability steers innovation at Copenhagen’s wastewater treatment plants

Sustainability focus is changing the way municipalities manage wastewater. But change doesn’t happen overnight. Utilities everywhere can take inspiration from Copenhagen’s wastewater treatment, where in-house researchers are reducing greenhouse gas emissions, and contributing to the circular economy by increasing biogas output.

Stormwater overflows: What can cities do to adapt?

What cities and water utilities can do to adapt to urban stormwater overflows, responding to extreme weather events? Watch this webinar and find out!

Maximizing biogas production from household waste

Tekniska verken is a utility provider for one of the world's most resource-efficient regions – the Swedish city of Linköping and the surrounding area. Today they’re offering biogas to more customers than ever before thanks to Kemira’s chemistry and applications expertise.

Veolia keeps Prague’s wastewater pristine with KemConnect P

The lively city of Prague is known for its Baroque architecture, rich history and vibrant culture. At Kemira, we believe the city’s wastewater treatment deserves a bit of the spotlight too. Our customer Veolia is keeping Prague’s water pristine by meeting strict phosphorus requirements and reducing their CO2 footprint - all while saving costs.