Two main developments are: Performing test injections New set of nanoparticles REGROUND has successfully completed two pilot (test) injections in field sites in Spain and Portugal. The aim of these injections were to test the mobility of REGROUND nanoparticles in real aquifer, and therefore their ability to build a permeable reactive barrier. At this stage, […]

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Daniela Montalvo, from KU Leuven, presented their work for REGROUND Project in the Latin American Soil Science Congress of Quito (Ecuador) last week. It was a brief speech entitled “Arsenic removal by reactive barriers of goethite nanoparticles: batch and column experiments“.

During the last week of June, the first test injections were carried out in the REGROUND pilot sites in Asturias, Spain and Lisbon, Portugal.

First batch of large-scale nanoparticles for remediation of heavy metals in groundwater are being produced in UDE. These particles are planned to be injected in next two weeks in two fields (Spain and Portugal). In total, ca. 60 cubic meters of nanoparticle suspension will be used in this step, to evaluate the efficiency (performance) of […]

The REGROUND project was at the KIM Conference which took place the 14th of June in Barcelona. In the frame of the conference, the coordinator participated in the round table on the contribution of the European Commission in promoting circular economy.

The partners of the project recently met in Lisbon (Portugal) on the 1st and 2nd of March to have the first 6 monthly meeting to review the activities already conducted and coordinate those to come, as work on the different aspects of the project is getting into full swing. On the agenda over the two […]

REGROUND H2020 Project  just released our first newsletter. Check it out here This project will raise awareness of sustainable water management not only by implementing new technologies, but also by launching an awareness campaign aiming to help process industries and consumers to socially accept water as a highly valuable resource rather than a cheap consumable. […]