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Hydrogen is valuable as it is a renewable source, and could be sold to the chemicals and plastics industry or used in hydrogen fuel cells for energy storage or electric vehicles The ability to take hydrogen from waste water provides a new economic and environmental opportunity, however until now it has been incredibly expensive to suffice Using a recycled carbon fibre mat, researchers from WMG, University of Warwick, have been able to produce Hydrogen from wastewater for Severn Trent Wastewater treatment is vital to remove pathogens, but is incredib

Using a recycled carbon-fibre mat, University of Warwick researchers have been able to produce hydrogen from wastewater for Severn Trent that could be used to power electric vehicles.

· Hydrogen is valuable as it is a renewable source, and could be sold to the chemicals and plastics industry or used in hydrogen fuel cells for energy

Industry News: Chitin can be successfully extracted from Black Soldier Fly husks 29 Apr 2021 Chitin is a naturally occurring polymer from the husks of Black Soldier Fly larvae, usually considered a waste product from the farming of the Black Soldier Fly larvae. However, researchers from WMG at the University of Warwick decided to see if they could extract chitin from the husks, creating a new economic opportunity. Chitin is a sustainable source of protein in countries in South East Asia and south parts of Africa. When extracted it can be characterized and used in the biomedical industry, for ...

Date Time Chitin can be successfully extracted from Black Soldier Fly husks · Chitin comes from the husks of Black Soldier Fly Larvae, which are waste products of black soldier fly farming · Black soldier fly farming is commonly done in parts of Africa and South East Asia, as they are used as a source of protein for livestock, therefore, to be able to use the husks could create a new economic opportunity · The extraction process gives comparable quality material to other feedstocks, and extracts 50% of the available chitin in the husks researchers from WMG, University of Warwick have found...