The UK’s first plant recovering phosphorus from wastewater is to open this month.
Canadian company Ostara Nutrient Recovery Technologies has installed the £2m plant at Thames Water’s Slough sewage treatment works.
It will treat sludge liquors – the concentrated, high-nutrient liquid pressed out of sewage sludge and normally returned to works – with magnesium chloride.
This will precipitate
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