The project, part of our Whole Water program of research, will be working closely with national water utility companies South East Water, Melbourne Water, Yarra Valley Water and Water Corporation, through WaterRA.

Researchers, Professor Xiwang Zhang (Chemical Engineering Professor and Director of the ARC Research Hub for Energy-efficient Separation), Professor Huanting Wang and Dr Yinlong Zhu (Department of Chemical Engineering, Monash University) will be delivering the project.

To find out more visit the project page.

Further news coverage regarding this project is available from the links below:

• • • Monash University
    • CNBCB
    • pv magazine
    • Australian Water Association
    • Energy Magazine

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The research program for Whole Water, focussed across two main challenge areas — Net Zero and Hydrogen Economy — now has three new research projects as identified by the Whole Water COI for investigation.

Click here to find out more about these potential opportunities and how you can be involved.

• Renewable energy generation – heat recovery and reuse – chemical energy in wastewater desktop project | Request for Funding now open
• Energy nutrients recovery and waste as a feedstock for other industries | Request for Funding now open
• Knowledge Roadmaps for carbon neutral utilities | Collaborative initiative with WSAA in progress

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This collaborative initiative, identified through our Whole Water COI, is currently in progress and will see current and future research projects mapped against the WSAA Roadmap and knowledge gaps identified with the input of members.

Based on the knowledge gaps projects will be split between WaterRA and WSAA with each organisation focusing their efforts based on their strengths. WSAA will be undertaking projects focussed on policy and governance, while WaterRA will undertake projects focussed on research for utilities to achieve a carbon neutral future.

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