Limnos participated in the preparation of a study on the challenges of wastewater treatment in the Danube area. All possibilities of the implementation of natural treatment solutions in the Western Balkans are highlighted, particularly in Montenegro, Bosnia and Herzegovina, and Croatia. Nature-based technologies for wastewater and sludge treatment were already introduced to these countries. Being …
Constructed wetland LIMNOWET for Karbinci 1.100 PE, North Macedonia
Constructed wetland successfully complete a 2-year trial period.
5. Framwat project meeting in Kraków (Poland)
We are attending project meeting for Framwat – Framework for improving water balance and nutrient mitigation by applying small water retention measures held in Kraków (Poland).
New Year’s Greetings
New Limnowet constructed wetland in Montenegro
Limnos has implemented a new constructed wetland in the village of Vranjina on the shores of Lake Skadar in Montenegro. The capacity of the CW is 400 PE. The technology applied is mixed (horisontal and vertical flow) and satisfies requirements for tertiary treatment.
Public utility training on NBS
In October 2019, experts from Limnos presented to the representatives of utility companies sustainable nature based technologies, that can be used for various problem areas. Particular emphasis was placed on trends in the field of constructed wetlands. The need for treatment and deposition of sewage sludge solutions is also increasing. With sludge drying reed bed …
Two constructed wetlands now in the hands of local operators in Northern Macedonia
LIMNOS has finalised the trial operation period at two constructed wetlands in Northern Macedonia. Both locations are equipped with sludge drying reed beds so that investing municipalities will not have issues with excess sludge transport for the following 10 – 15 years. The capacity of the plants are 1.100 PE and 700 PE. In the …
Finalising landfill reclamation case in Albania
LIMNOS is finalising a first phase rehabilitation of municipal waste landfill in Devoll (Albania). The site has been an illegal waste deposit for many years and became a threat for inhabitants and public health. SInce the construction od a modern landfill in the region, this location became obsolete and in need for rehabilitation. Within this …
Project TOXICROP
TOXICROP is a European project that aims through Research and Innovation Staff Exchange to map agricultural risk areas of cyanotoxin occurrence, to access the fate of cyanotoxins in crops, bioaccumulation in crops and food contamination related to the use of eutrophic waters in crop irrigation. Environment-friendly, low-cost techniques of water treatment will also be developed, …
