Qatar researchers develop biological technology for treatment of industrial wastewater
The Peninsula
Doha: Algal Technologies Program at Qatar University (QU-ATP) and ExxonMobil Research Qatar (EMRQ) have developed a biological technology for the treatment of industrial wastewater using native algae species.
The research centers are working together to enhance essential research and development into this technology to treat and recycle industrial wastewater. The project focuses on using microalgae strains native to Qatar, which are able to thrive under prevalent environmental conditions. Using these microalgae to treat industrial wastewater can help support Qatar’s water security and economic diversification through the production of algae-based products such as lower-emission biofuels.More Related News
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