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19-08-2014, 02:29 PM
http://bv.com/Home/news/solutions/water/...wastewater
http://www.veoliawaterst-sea.com/sustain...anagement/
http://www.tpomag.com/editorial/2013/05/...gy_neutral
When this cost of pollution control comes down, the whole dynamic will change drastically. tks.
http://www.veoliawaterst-sea.com/sustain...anagement/
http://www.tpomag.com/editorial/2013/05/...gy_neutral
When this cost of pollution control comes down, the whole dynamic will change drastically. tks.
(19-08-2014, 12:39 PM)Young Investor Wrote: Curiosparty
You have said that "energy neutral" waste water treatment plant recovers energy from waste-water itself and feeding the energy back to treat the waste water.
Wastewater treatment is energy-intensive. Can the “energy neutral“ plant produce enough energy from waste water for its own operations?
Can you share with us the writeup on energy neutral plant?
Your point that accelerator companies can install pollution equipment is valid. But that will cost money and incur cost to treat pollutants. For small factories, the unit cost will be high, and that is the reason many have not done so before.
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