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Stora vita plastkar med sand i. I bakgrunden ett träskåp med vertikala plaströr.

The pilot facility in Värpinge in place

At the beginning of the year, the final components of our pilot facility for nature-based solutions were put in place.
En stor plastdunk och en hink med svart pulver.

Interested in sludge pyrolysis and sludge biochar?

Testbed Elleinge has 150 different sludge samples in stock that can be used in various studies. Interested?

New report about Decision Support for Rain- and Stormwater Harvesting

The project Decision Support for Rainwater and Stormwater Harvesting has resulted in an SVU report, which is now published and can be used as guidance in planning and decision-making regarding stormwater reuse.
Gruppfoto med ett 15-tal människor i ett konferensrum

Vinnova project completed, but Testbed Ellinge lives on

This week, the Vinnova project Testbed Ellinge – drying, pyrolysis and productisation of sewage sludge held its internal final conference. But Testbed Ellinge lives on!

Rain data coming in with new MRR

A major step forward in the Danish-Swedish Interreg project Opti-SITE! En MRR, Micro Rain Radar, är nu installerad på taket till Aalborg universitet, och har börjat leverera data.
Färgglada ettor och nollor som tillsammans bildar ett fingeravtryck

Good news! From Plate to Pixel approved!

“From Plate to Pixel – Faster Decisions for Safe and Sustainable Water” is one of nine projects granted funding under the call “Impact Innovation: Transition Lab within Water Wise Societies 2025 for Sustainable Water for All.”

New project about stormwater treatment

ReCircWater addresses a pressing challenge for the South Baltic region: how to treat, manage and reuse urban stormwater so fewer pollutants reach the Baltic Sea and more water can be put to beneficial use.

Congratulations Ellinor!

Today, Ellinor Frank successfully defended her thesis ”Microbial Source Tracking for Bathing Water Quality Assessment: E. coli and Bacterial Communities in Coastal Environment”.

Faster and smarter water quality control using AI

Industrial PhD student Isabel Erb describes in a new article in Water Research X the work on faster and smarter water quality control using AI.

Visit at Värpinge wetland from Nacka Municipality

A few weeks ago, colleagues from the Unit for Strategic Climate and Environmental Work at Nacka Municipality came to visit.
Bassänger med skummande avloppsvatten med metallbroar över

The initiative’s first report published

During late autumn 2024 and spring 2025, the first project of this initiative was carried out with co-funding from the Impact Innovation program Water Wise Societies.

Measurement of nitrous oxide emissions at the Käppala Association

Käppala Wastewater Treatment Plant (WWTP), located on Lidingö in Stockholm, is Sweden's third largest wastewater treatment plant and receives municipal wastewater from approximately 554,000 population equivalents (2024). The plant is located underground, which means that all process air can be collected and directed to a chimney.