High-Rate Anaerobic Wastewater Treatment
In this course you will learn about this state-of-the-art technology from anaerobic experts. You will also develop your skills in anaerobic reactor design and operation to better handle the current environmental challenges and global energy crisis.
Starts
Mar 25, 2026
Language
EnglishCertification
IWACourse Type
OnlineCourse Description
Anaerobic wastewater treatment is one of the most energy-efficient technologies for treating wastewater. With minimal energy requirements and the conversion of organic pollutants into renewable energy-rich biogas, there’s a double energy gain – a serious benefit both for now and in the future.
In this course you will learn about this state-of-the-art technology from anaerobic experts. You will also develop your skills in anaerobic reactor design and operation to better handle the current environmental challenges and global energy crisis.
After taking this course, you will not only understand the potentials of the system but also how to make process designs, evaluate anaerobic treatment processes, and operate high-rate anaerobic reactors efficiently.
- IWA Members can avail a 10% discount on the ConnectPlus platform
- An exclusive 50% discount available to IWA members from LMIC countries
Learning Format
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