Project Overview

  • Aim

    Providing three modular flexible pilot lines and manufacture sensor system prototypes

  • Funding

    This project has received funding from the European Union’s Horizon Research and innovation program under grant agreement 692480.

  • Budget

    € 17 million

  • Duration

    2015-2018

  • Partner

    Cologne University of Applied Sciences

Project Description

The main objective of ENERWATER was to develop, validate and disseminate an innovative standard methodology for continuously assessing, labelling and improving the overall energy performance of WWTPs. For that purpose a collaboration framework in the waste water treatment sector including research groups, SMEs, utilities, city councils, authorities and industry was set up. ENERWATER devoted important efforts to ensure that the method is widely adopted. Subsequent objectives were to impulse dialogue towards the creation of a specific European legislation following the example of recently approved EU directives, to achieve EU energy reductions objectives for 2020, ensuring effluent water quality, environmental protection, and compliance with the WFD.

Horizon Europe