Consortium partners from Instituto Tecnológico de Canarias (ITC) visited the facilities of Aguas de Valencia (AVSA) in Gandía to follow the progress of LIFE ELEKTRA’s pilot plant development. The visit provided an opportunity to review the ongoing work and gain first-hand insight into the development of the project’s demonstration infrastructure.
During the visit, partners exchanged technical knowledge and discussed the progress made, reinforcing the collaboration between the organisations involved in the development of the pilot plant. This cooperation is essential to coordinating the different areas of expertise required to advance the project’s technological objectives.
The pilot plant is a key part of LIFE ELEKTRA’s ambition to demonstrate electrochemical denitrification as an innovative approach to removing nitrates from contaminated water, while exploring opportunities for resource recovery and improved energy efficiency.
Through these collaborative activities, LIFE ELEKTRA continues to move forward with the development of its demonstration technology, bringing consortium partners together in the pursuit of more sustainable and circular water treatment solutions.
