TASTE A WOODLAWN BARRAMUNDI

How do you supply green electricity, compost, and even produce fresh fish from waste? Let’s head to Direction Woodlawn in Australia, where Veolia is experimenting with a unique fish farming system.


The methane from the garbage produced by Sydney and recovered by a bioreactor generates green energy for 2,500 households in the region, and heats the ponds on a barramundi fish farm - a species that lives in a water at 28° C and is highly prized by Canberra’s restaurants.

The perfect example of a successful circular economy! 

 

Veolia Australia - New Zealand has 4,000 employees, serves 3 million people with drinking water and wastewater services, and deploys waste management and recycling solutions for 60,000 customers.

 

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