Birmingham - Minworth
United Kingdom
ClientSevern Trent
SolutionCambiTHP - B6
Birmingham - Minworth
Severn Trent owns and operates Minworth Sewage Treatment Works (STW), a site that aims to be one of the most sustainable and energy-efficient in the UK. It is Severn Trent's biggest sewage plant, treating wastewater from more than 1.6 million homes and businesses.
Minworth commissioned Cambi's thermal hydrolysis process system in 2018 with the aim of increasing renewable energy production. The plant intended to become a source of sustainable energy for internal processes and the community.
Minworth also takes an innovative approach towards nutrient recovery from sludge. Biosolids resulting from sludge treatment are pathogen-free, low-odour, and can be used as Class A biosolids fertiliser for application in agricultural land.
Across the company we currently generate around 34% of all of the energy we use as a business, and the thermal hydrolysis process will move us closer to our target of making that 50% by 2020.
Explore other customer stories
Cambi thermal hydrolysis plant in Basingstoke, in operation since 2018. Operated by Thames Water.
Client: Thames Water ChertseyCambi's first thermal hydrolysis plant in England, delivered to Thames Water, in operation since 1999.
Client: Scottish Water Edinburgh - SeafieldCambi thermal hydrolysis plant in Scotland, delivered to Scottish Water, in operation (by Veolia) since 2015
Client: United Utilities Manchester - DavyhulmeCambi thermal hydrolysis plant in England, delivered to United Utilities, in operation since 2013. Functions as sludge centre for the Manchester area.
Client: Northumbrian Water Middlesborough - Bran SandsCambi thermal hydrolysis plant in Middlesborough, UK in operation since 2008. Operated by Northumbrian Water.
Write your own success story
Seen what we've done for others? Let’s chat about how we can do the same for you. Get in touch with our team to learn how thermal hydrolysis can transform your plant, too.