Author: jolien

  • LUCRA – commissioning of our pilot extraction unit at Bio Base Europe Pilot Plant

    Our pilot-scale electrochemical extraction unit was recently delivered to Bio Base Europe Pilot Plant, marking an important milestone in the development of LUCRA’s innovative fermentation process. The pilot unit will now be integrated with a 150L fermenter at Bio Base Europe Pilot Plant, where its performance will be further evaluated under relevant operating conditions.

  • LUCRA press release

    We’re proud to share the LUCRA press release “From Organic Waste Streams and Woody Residues to Succinic Acid: LUCRA Tackles Fermentation Bottlenecks with Electrochemistry“. It deep dives into the challenges of conventional fermentation processes and explains how these bottlenecks are tackled with electrochemistry. Find the press release here.

  • Visit IWA and Gates Foundation

    Sanitation that works for everyone isn’t built behind closed doors. This week, we opened ours. We welcomed the International Water Association and the Gates Foundation on site to see HYDROHM’s contribution to the Next Generation Sanitation System. A technology taking real shape through the work of multiple partners, each building their piece of the puzzle.

  • Electrochemical post-treatment

    Supported by the International Water Association and the Gates Foundation, HYDROHM is developing a dynamic electrochemical post-treatment system for single households. Why our system is a game-changer:

  • Dynamic electrochemical disinfection system

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    We are thrilled to announce that HYDROHM has been awarded a project by the International Water Association and the Gates Foundation to further develop our dynamic electrochemical post-treatment system. Working alongside fellow awardees Noah Water Solutions and Recovered Potential, we are taking on a bold challenge: developing a full wastewater treatment solution for single households.…

  • Welcome, Dorothee!

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    We are very happy to welcome our new colleague, Dorothee Göttert. Dorothee holds a PhD in bioscience engineering at the University of Antwerp. At HYDROHM, she will work as project engineer.

  • ManuREfinery – transforming manure into valuable resources

    Every year farms in Europe produce more than 1.4 billion tonnes of manure which can lead to pollution of air, water and soil. The ManuREfinery project aims to minimize the environmental footprint of livestock farming by developing smart, modular, mobile, and sustainable small-scale decentralized biorefineries that convert livestock manure into novel added-value bio-based feed ingredients and fertilizers. The ManuREfinery process…