Hamburg Wasser

Municipal phosphorus recovery (P-Net) — Operating under Germany's 2029 phosphorus-recovery mandate.

Country
Germany
phosphorus-recovery eu
Coverage
CNEUUS
bioremediation
Regulatorsefsaepamoa-china

Verifiable facts

FactValueSource
FundingThe plant was built for approximately €23.5 million, with an additional €8 million planned for technical upgrades as of November 2024.ourfuturewaterintelligence.com · zfk.de
Capacity7,100 tonnes of phosphoric acid annually from 20,000 tonnes of sewage sludge ash.gwf-wasser.de · ourfuturewaterintelligence.com · zfk.de
Regulatory approvalChange approval granted on April 23, 2025, for optimization of the phosphate recovery plant under the Federal Immission Control Act (BImSchG).dokumente.hamburg.de
Production siteKöhlbranddeich 3, 20457 Hamburg (at the Hamburg sewage treatment plant).dokumente.hamburg.de · gwf-wasser.de · hamburgwasser.de · zfk.de
HeadcountEstimates range from 35 to 100 employees. medium confidencetalents.studysmarter.de · wer-zu-wem.de

Independent sources: dokumente.hamburg.de · gwf-wasser.de · ourfuturewaterintelligence.com · talents.studysmarter.de · wer-zu-wem.de · zfk.de

Technologies
NameClusterRisk
Urban biorefineries & biowaste processingbioremediationLow

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