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Financement de l’UE (4 950 238 €) : Un photobioréacteur hybride à membrane, compact et avancé, optimisé pour la modernisation des systèmes décentralisés de gestion de l’eau et des eaux usées Hor01/06/2025 Programme de recherche et d'innovation de l'UE « Horizon »
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Un photobioréacteur hybride à membrane, compact et avancé, optimisé pour la modernisation des systèmes décentralisés de gestion de l’eau et des eaux usées
NAMOR project pioneers a next-generation water treatment solution that combines the co-cultivation of microalgae and bacteria with advanced membrane filtration in a modular plug-and-play system. This innovative approach enables decentralized treatment of diverse water and wastewater streams and supports a sustainable and resilient urban water cycle. NAMOR's hybrid system is designed for maximum adaptability, with demonstrations across three different climate zones — high, medium and low temperatures — under different lighting conditions to ensure robust performance in a variety of environmental scenarios. The system will deliver high quality, fit-for-purpose effluents with minimal energy consumption and environmental impact, improving urban water management. It will integrate seamlessly into existing centralized water networks and enable local, site-specific treatment. In addition, the biomass produced will be efficiently valorized for nutrient and energy recovery, contributing to a circular economy. At the heart of NAMOR’s innovation is the development of a digital twin model equipped with a sensor network and predictive analytics to monitor and predict system performance in real time. This is complemented by a Decision Support System that optimizes energy efficiency and maximizes water and nutrient recovery, tailored to the specific local requirements. NAMOR also places great emphasis on citizen engagement and social acceptance of decentralized water solutions. Through an inclusive, participatory approach, citizens are actively involved from planning to implementation. Social science methods will assess public opinion and willingness to adopt these systems, while targeted policy recommendations will encourage greater public participation. NAMOR is also researching the global market and regulatory landscape to find ways to adapt its solutions to international contexts, thus positioning itself as a pioneering solution for future urban water systems worldwide.
| Indian Institute OF Technology Guwahati | ? |
| Algen, Center ZA Algne Tehnologije d.o.o. | 349 388 € |
| Diethnes Panepistimio Ellados | 426 875 € |
| Ethniko Kentro Erevnas Kai Technologikis Anaptyxis | 916 250 € |
| Imperial College of Science Technology and Medicine | 664 350 € |
| Lappeenrannan-Lahden Teknillinen Yliopisto LUT | 882 500 € |
| Oikologiki ΑΕ | 187 250 € |
| Operon Group Oy | 64 750 € |
| Right-Click | 246 875 € |
| Universidad de Almeria | 320 625 € |
| Univerza V Ljubljani | 345 000 € |
| Water Environment And Beyond (WE&B) SCCL | 282 625 € |
| Water Europe | 263 750 € |
https://cordis.europa.eu/project/id/101182365
Cette annonce se réfère à une date antérieure et ne reflète pas nécessairement l’état actuel. L’état actuel est présenté à la page suivante : Indian Institute OF Technology Guwahati Government Department, Guwahati, Inde.