3.31.2025
Hydrogen from wastewater: a sustainable revolution
Applications and technologies
In this interview, the President of Athena Recherche et Innovation explains how bacteria can transform the organic matter contained in wastewater into hydrogen and biogenic CO₂. This innovative technology replaces traditional treatments, reducing energy consumption and generating energy instead of consuming it. The benefits are numerous: valuable by-products such as biogenic CO₂ and biochar are produced, carbon capture is enhanced, and treated water can be reused. Additionally, the process is economically advantageous, with costs up to 15% lower than conventional methods. The main challenge remains scaling up from the laboratory to large-scale production.
Original language: French
Origin: France
Speaker
Ludovic Briand
President, Athena Recherche et Innovation
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