The project involves seven partners from Denmark (2), Lithuania (1), Poland (2) and Sweden (2). The partnership is composed of three universities, two SMEs, one municipality and one port authority of PPs. The partners are supported by eight associated partners which are regional authorities, waste and waste water management companies, private company and fire fighting and rescue training site from Denmark, Lithuania, Poland and Sweden The project is led by Lund University, Department of Chemical Engineering (SE).
The overall project objective is to develop, test and demonstrate new concepts for sustainable water treatment targeting PFAS and other contaminants from point sources in the South Baltic Sea area. This to secure safe and sustainable use, and reuse, of the water resources. In the second work package the project focuses on the development of analytical methods and chemical analysis, in line with this surveying, sampling and analysing activities are planned in this WP. WP3 is focusing on “Development and testing of sustainable treatment methods” and in accordance evaluation of different technologies is planned. The last work package is dedicated to “pilot-scale demonstration of innovative treatment techniques at cross-border demonstration site” with activities that, besides piloting, aim at evaluating and synthesizing the results.
The project’s activities are organised to three content-related work packages additionally to management and coordination.
The main target groups are authorities from the local, regional and national level, operators of water production and waste water treatment plants, water associations, health sector, SMEs and SME associations in the water sector, consumers, and consumer organizations, international water sector platforms and the research community.
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