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HRSD partners with CREW to deploy process intensification technology at Norfolk treatment plants
HRSD has announced a long-term partnership with CREW to deploy a process intensification solution at two wastewater treatment facilities in Norfolk: the Virginia Initiative Treatment Plant and the Army Base Treatment Plant. The partnership follows a yearlong testing phase in which CREW’s technology — which uses calcium carbonate dosing to optimize treatment processes and remove greenhouse gases — demonstrated improvements in biological nutrient removal and plant performance, according to the organizations.
HRSD partners with water technology company CREW to implement new process intensification solution
The multi-facility agreement brings CREW’s process intensification solution to Hampton Roads, improving performance, lowering costs, and permanently removing greenhouse gases. NORFOLK, VA — HRSD (Hampton Roads Sanitation District) and CREW announce a long-term partnership to deploy CREW’s process intensification solution at its two Norfolk-based wastewater treatment facilities: the Virginia Initiative Treatment Plant and the Army […]
Colorado Energy Office Awards $2.35M To CREW And Its Wastewater Treatment CDR Tech
CREW has secured a $2.35 million award from the Colorado Energy Office (CEO) that will power the optimization of a Colorado-based wastewater treatment facility. The funding will enable CREW to enhance the plant’s operations, boosting its performance and lowering its costs while delivering high-quality carbon dioxide removal (CDR).
Could your city’s sewage capture carbon? A New Haven startup is putting it to the test.
In Fall River and other cities, CREW is adding limestone to wastewater treatment, betting it can deliver better sewage-processing while also combatting climate change.
ClimeFi Ramps Up Carbon Removal With 85,000-Tonne Procurement Round
Climate finance and carbon removal procurement firm ClimeFi has announced it has closed its latest procurement round that locks in more than 85,000 tonnes of carbon dioxide removal, marking another step in the rapid institutionalization of the young but growing durable carbon market. The round enabled over $18 million in purchases at an average price of $213 per tonne, according to the company. The commitments span eight carbon removal pathways, including CREW’s wastewater alkalinity enhancement.
CREW Delivers First Verified WAE Carbon Credits to Frontier Buyers
CREW is pleased to announce that we’ve delivered our first verified Wastewater Alkalinity Enhancement (WAE) carbon dioxide removal (CDR) credits to Frontier buyers. These 104 credits, verified by Isometric, mark the first delivery under our 6 year, $32.1 million offtake agreement with Frontier buyers.
Protecting and Modernizing America’s Water Infrastructure
Supporting partnerships between the wastewater and carbon removal industries can help bolster U.S. water infrastructure. Read Carbon Removal Alliance’s new policy paper on how these partnerships will unlock untapped growth to scale carbon removal, lower public-sector costs, and improve efficiency.
