Hamilton Signs Agreement for Wastewater Biosolids Processing Facility

The facility will turn organic materials into pellets for fertilizer and fuel

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Below is the article summary. Read the full article, link on: Water Canada website

...The City of Hamilton’s new facility to treat the biosolids resulting from the city’s wastewater treatment process is moving ahead. The city has signed an agreement with Harbour City Solutions, the company that will ultimately deliver the project...

This public-private-partnership is also supported through funding from PPP Canada for the design, build, finance, operation, and maintenance of the biosolids facility. Currently, the City of Hamilton produces about 38,500 wet tonnes of biosolids per year...

The new technology is projected to help significantly reduce the number of transport trucks required to remove biosolids from the Woodward Wastewater Treatment Plant and is expected to greatly improve odour and noise impacts in the community around Woodward...

Read the full article, link on: Water Canada website