This month SINRMAS will kickstart a six-months market feasibility study to investigate the feasibility of deploying compact; decentralized; non-sewr wastewater treatment units that combine electrocoagulation; electrooxidation and sludge drying in one chemical-free process. A Belgium-based water technology company Noah Water Solutions (the main contractor) and SINRMAS successfully won a grant from INNOWIDE in partnership with the European Union to conduct an in-depth study on the feasibility of this groundbreaking wastewater treatment solution which is compact in size and has the capacity to trat black and grey water onsite, requiring no biological media or additive.

The study will focus on 3 areas: co-creation and technology validation; market research and compliance verification & partner engagement. SINRMAS will lead the study under the guidance of NOAH Water Solutions as the main contractor.

In announcing this development, NOAH Water Solutions said the following in a statement published on their media platforms: “This project is an important milestone in validating the international potential of our technology and preparing the way for future pilot deployments. It also reinforces our ambition to develop compact, climate-neutral sanitation solutions that contribute to SDG 6 (Clean Water and Sanitation), SDG 11 (Sustainable cities) and SDG 13 (Climate Action).

“A sincere thank you to the European Union and the Eureka Innowwide programme for their support. We look forward to working together with Sinrmas and Walter Segage on this exciting journey.” https://www.linkedin.com/feed/update/urn:li:share:7478004912249896960/