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EasyMining expands phosphorus recovery capacity with a second Ash2Phos plant in Europe - Water Magazine

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EasyMining, part of the Ragn-Sells Group, is set to build a second Ash2Phos plant in Helsingborg, Sweden. Doubling Europe’s capacity for sustainable phosphorus recovery, the facility will process 30,000 tonnes of sewage sludge ash annually, with start-up planned for 2028. “To create a sustainable society, we must use the resources we already have, over and over again. This investment unlocks the potential of sewage sludge ash as a domestic and c…
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EasyMining expands phosphorus recovery capacity with a second Ash2Phos plant in Europe - Water Magazine

EasyMining, part of the Ragn-Sells Group, is set to build a second Ash2Phos plant in Helsingborg, Sweden. Doubling Europe’s capacity for sustainable phosphorus recovery, the facility will process 30,000 tonnes of sewage sludge ash annually, with start-up planned for 2028. “To create a sustainable society, we must use the resources we already have, over and over again. This investment unlocks the potential of sewage sludge ash as a domestic and c…

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