UU launches trial to turn sewage into hydrogen and graphene
United Utilities will produce hydrogen and graphene from biogas at its Davyhulme sewage treatment plant. As part of a DESNZ funded scheme, the company partnered with carbon technology firm Levidian to trial novel technology at its treatment works with an ambition to scale up.
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