GEH Wasserchemie becomes a member of Wetsus: research partnership for phosphate recovery
GEH Wasserchemie has been part of the renowned research institute Wetsus since January 2025 and has been involved in the field of phosphate recovery. Together with Wetsus, we are researching innovative solutions for the sustainable recovery of phosphate from wastewater – for a resource-efficient future!
GEH Wasserchemie: experience in water treatment
GEH Wasserchemie is pleased to announce its membership of the renowned Dutch research institute Wetsus. Since January 2025, GEH Wasserchemie has been part of the research focus “Phosphate Recovery” and is actively involved in the development of innovative solutions for the recovery of phosphate from wastewater.
As a leading supplier of specialised adsorption materials for water treatment, GEH Wasserchemie brings many years of expertise to the research collaboration.
Sustainable phosphorus recovery as the goal
The aim of the collaboration with Wetsus is to explore the potential of GEH® for the efficient recovery of phosphorus from wastewater and to further develop sustainable technologies for the circular economy.
“The recovery of phosphorus is essential for the sustainable use of resources. With Wetsus as an internationally recognised innovation centre, we have a strong partner to jointly research new solutions and contribute to the future of water treatment,“ explains Dr Carsten Bahr, Head of R&D at GEH Wasserchemie.
Wetsus: Europe's leading institute for water technology
Wetsus is a leading European institute for sustainable water technology based in Leeuwarden, Netherlands. It links science and industry to develop practical and forward-looking solutions for water treatment.
GEH Wasserchemie is making a long-term commitment
By becoming a member of Wetsus, GEH Wasserchemie is emphasising its commitment to innovative and environmentally friendly water technologies. In the coming years, the company will actively participate in research projects to develop new ways of recovering phosphorus.
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