A 2.5 million Euro INTERREG V.A. Italia-Malta project developing innovative solar greywater treatment technology for islands facing water scarcity.
Learn More Latest NewsMicro WatTS shall develop a micro greywater solar water treatment system — a step in the right direction when it comes to tackling the problem of water shortage that islands such as Malta and Sicily face.
Research into heterogeneous photocatalysis to identify polymers and surfaces with photocatalytic potential for effective greywater decontamination.
Standalone micro solar water treatment systems suitable for deployment in typical domestic residences or small-scale industrial concerns.
A partnership of universities, research institutions and SMEs from Malta and Sicily working together on innovative eco-products and technology transfer.
MicroWatTS is headed by the University of Malta in collaboration with leading research institutions and industry partners.
Micro WatTS, a 2.5 million euro Interreg Italia-Malta project, developed prototypes that treat greywater and render it safe for reuse. Greywater — water from showers, baths, and sinks — represents around 75% of household wastewater.
Econetique, one of the SMEs taking part in the Micro WatTs project, has issued the following tenders for procurement of materials and services.
Atomic Layer Deposition is an extremely flexible process allowing for the deposition of photocatalytic materials on a variety of substrates, enabling active photocatalytic coatings.
