Sorry it had already been finished by then, available on demand...

Sorry it had already been finished by then, available on demand though.
Dr Piers Clark was a bit annoying in that he kept calling it AMBR, as can also be seen in their tweet. If this guy can't get it right, having invited Fluence onto his show and having a doctorate and being in the water industry, you can understand how the rest of the industry is struggling with MABR vs MBR if they are only half paying attention.

Gilad did a 1 minute elevator pitch presentation.
Richard mainly talked about the simplicity of Fluence MABR and flat sheet biofilm control advantages vs hollow fibre MABR membrane.

https://isle.andeye.com/wap31
12.29 to 22.38.

In Gilad's presentation, there was news that Fluence are releasing a new product.

You can see on the right hand side, with SUBRE greenfield and retrofit, there is now the addition of Fluence Nitro side-stream nitrogen treatment.
There is no current data or brochure available that I can see, but it has been hinted at a few times as an R&D product by Fluence.
I think this sidestream is basically supernatant, which comes from dewatering/drying sludge. So very concentrated nutrient sludge water.

In 2019 when Ronen Shechter was still CTO, he did an interview in GWI magazine.

Fluence also has it under their R&D section:



MABR based nitrogen removal for some of the big US based anaerobic digesters would be interesting.
The wastewater has to go somewhere for treatment.

Energy System Group are part of NSE (NYSE).

You can read what the EPA has to say about side-stream removal also.
https://www.epa.gov/sites/default/files/2019-08/documents/side_stream_nutrient_removal_fact_sheet_p100il7z.pdf