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Nutrient Recovery, Infrastructure Upgrades Boost Sludge Treatment Systems Market in Europe
"Though the nutrient recovery segment in sludge treatment has a lesser market share, it is gaining a lot of traction in Europe due to decreasing phosphorus reserves," said Deepthi Kumar Sugumar , Senior Research Analyst, Energy and Environment at Frost & Sullivan. "The use of sludge-derived phosphorous in fertilisers will help reduce waste, lower energy consumption, and also limit the risk of phosphorus shortage."
Frost & Sullivan's latest research, analyses the key trends and factors that have impacted the development of the sludge treatment circular economy in Europe . The research also explores the key market drivers, challenges that lie ahead, and growth opportunities present in the sector. It offers detailed revenue and volume forecasts through to 2025.
The emergence of disruptive new applications and innovative business models has provided additional support to the sector's growth. Companies are developing ingenious treatment technologies to enhance phosphorus recovery, produce hydrogen fuel from sludge, convert sludge into activated carbon, and optimise the conversion of biosolids to electricity.
"Sludge treatment system providers should adopt innovative business models such as asset management, sludge retail, and co-digestion to maintain their competitive edge," noted Deepthi. "They should also explore forging partnerships with companies offering digitalisation solutions, which would enhance their product portfolio and improve their service propositions."
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