New date for SYSTEMIC final event @ Manure Resource
Due to the COVID-19 situation, the Manure Resource conference (and SYSTEMIC final event) has had to be postponed. SYSTEMIC will now present its final results at the newly confirmed Manure Resource:
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Due to the COVID-19 situation, the Manure Resource conference (and SYSTEMIC final event) has had to be postponed. SYSTEMIC will now present its final results at the newly confirmed Manure Resource:
As is now well recognised, recovering and reusing nutrients from biowaste is a crucial component of a biobased circular economy and will contribute to Europe’s transition to a carbon neutral economy, can support the decoupling of economic growth from resource use, and help restore biodiversity and cut pollution. However, the full potential of nutrient recovery […]
Each of the SYSTEMIC demonstration plants have chosen a different technological system for nutrient recovery. The system chosen depends on the end products the plant wants, and wishes to sell, and the biowaste they are processing. To see a clear updated visual of the plants, thier technology and the system flow, have a look at […]
The SYSTEMIC project will be showcasing it final results at the ManureResource conference on 24th November in ‘s-Hertogenbosch, The Netherlands. To register for the ManureResource, and join the final SYSTEMIC event, go to https://www.vcm-mestverwerk ing.be/en/manuresource/23020/registration The SYSTEMIC event will be divided into two parts, as below: Session I: Performance, agronomical aspects and practical experiences (24/11/2021 […]
The H2020 project SYSTEMIC organised a Living Lab meeting and site visits to demonstration plant Groot Zevert Vergisting (GZV, Netherlands) and Benas (Germany). Highlight of the two-day visit was the new paper moulding machine at BENAS were organic fibres from digestate are turned into cardboard products. At the first day, the group of representatives of […]
Five large biogas plants participating in SYSTEMIC project as demonstration plants, have constructed innovative nutrient recovery and recycling (NRR) installations and developed new business cases over the course of the project. The five biogas plants convert biowaste, animal manure and sewage sludge into valuable organic and mineral fertilising products. Though they each operate under unique […]
Five large biogas plants participating in SYSTEMIC[1], have installed and successfully demonstrated anaerobic digestion with full scale technical nutrient recovery and recycling. Several digestate derived N fertilisers show nutrient use efficiencies equivalent to synthetic N fertilisers and are compliant with proposed “RENURE[2]” (“REcovered Nitrogen from manure”) criteria – for animal by-product-derived fertilising products. However, revenues […]
If you missed our online webinar on “Enabling the Circular Economy: How to encourage a viable agricultural market for nutrients recovered from biowaste” you can now watch the recording here after providing your name and email address. The agenda of the event: AGENDA • Welcome and introduction to SYSTEMIC – Oscar SCHOUMANS, Coordinator of SYSTEMIC, […]
Watch our new video on the recycling of nutrients for agriculture and what motivates biogas plants to get involved in nutrient recovery.
Enabling a Circular Economy: How to encourage a viable agricultural market for nutrients recovered from biowaste Thursday 27th May: 1330-1530 – online webinar Recovering valuable nutrients from biowaste (food waste, manure, sewage sludge, municipal waste etc.) and adapting them for reuse in agriculture, is fundamental part of shifting European agriculture away from its current linear […]
Biowaste, animal manure, sewage sludge and food and feed waste, form the most abundant waste stream in Europe and hence, the most prominent potential resource for the production of biogas and the recovery and recycling of mineral nutrients like phosphorus (P), nitrogen (N) and potassium (K), thereby reducing Europe’s dependency on external and non-renewable P reserves and reducing greenhouse gas (GHG) emissions from N fertilizer production.

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