Sign up for the webinar, 30 May 10.00-12.00 (CET)
From N2O Monitoring to Emissions Strategy
Bharani Sri from Severn Trent will present how the company has implemented a comprehensive strategy for monitoring and mitigating emissions. With a focus on N2O, his presentation will look at the company's monitoring journey and present the lessons learned. We will also look at how emission factors are calculated, the baselining methodology used, and the internal and external policy drivers for this.
Balancing Quality and Emissions: Tackling Nitrous Oxide in Wastewater
In this engaging presentation, Valerie Sels from Royal HaskoningDHV bridges the gap between effluent quality and nitrous oxide emissions. Discover how achieving a good effluent quality harmoniously aligns with minimizing emissions, ensuring both achieving net zero targets and operational excellence. Additionally, we will explore the national monitoring strategy in the Netherlands, addressing key questions related to political drivers, site selection, and proposed outcomes, such as the national emission factor.
The Big Nitrous Oxide Picture from a Danish Perspective - towards Reduction and Regulation
Krüger and Niras have recently consulted the Danish EPA on the implementation of a national limit regulation of nitrous oxide emissions from the Danish wastewater treatment plants. Mikkel Algren Stokholm-Bjerregaard will present key aspects of that work, also highlighting current state of knowledge, challenges and opportunities. In addition, he will present recent progress within the MUDP* funded project "N2O Control - Complete Control and Documented Effect" including 8 Danish full scale wastewater treatment plants.
*MUDP is the Danish Minstry of Environment's Environmental Technology Development and Demonstration Program.
Who should attend?
The webinar is relevant for anyone involved in greenhouse gas emissions and sustainability in wastewater management, especially operators of wastewater treatment plants, wastewater management professionals, scientists and researchers.
When and where will the webinar take place?
The webinar will be held online via Teams on Thursday, 30 May at 10 am (CET). When you register, we will send you a link to add the Teams meeting to your calendar.
Will the webinar be recorded?
Yes, we will record the webinar and make the recording available to everyone who registers.
Sign up for the webinar, 30 May 10.00-12.00 (CET)
