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Getting to Zero – Realise the Carbon Reduction Potential in Biosolids with Better Digestion
How can water utility companies achieve carbon neutrality in a financially sound way?
No single solution can slash climate gas emissions in the water sector enough on its own. But one solids treatment technology, operating in combination with anaerobic digestion, in many cases comes a long way.
In the webinar, Dr. Bill Barber, Technical Director in Cambi, explains how pre-treating wastewater solids with thermal hydrolysis leverages anaerobic digestion to deliver the lowest carbon footprint irrespective of final biosolids handling route.
Adopted at 90 sites around the world, this proven and reliable technology optimises digestion assets, produces more biogas, and significantly reduces biosolids production, bringing users closer to their sustainability goals while saving on costs.
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Dr. Bill Barber
Technical Director
Dr. Bill Barber is the Technical Director for Cambi Inc. in North America. In this role he develops biosolids projects and assists with research. Prior to this, Bill worked for AECOM in North America and Australia providing consulting services for biosolids projects.
Previously, Bill worked for the UK’s largest Water Utility – United Utilities, in a variety of strategic, technical, financial and research roles related to biosolids and was instrumental in the development of Europe’s largest thermal hydrolysis project. He has also developed a carbon model for United Utilities and his work is well published in WEF technical bulletin.
Bill is a reviewer for several peer review journals and recently an author of IWA’s book on Sludge Thermal Hydrolysis - Application & Potential. Bill has a PhD and degree in Biochemical Engineering from Imperial College, London and is a Chartered Engineer.