WEBINAR ALERT! You can now sign-up for our online webinar on 'Recovering #heat from #wastewater in #foodandbeverage production' in the Zambian context. 1 March 2024 at 9:30am (GMT) or 11.30am (CAT). For more details and to register, click here: reheatz.ie/events

Our Research Team from Trinity College Dublin and Southern African Institute for Policy and Research during a final meeting before a busy trip to Lusaka next week, including an exciting launch of our first pilot wastewater heat recycling installation with ZAMBEEF and presenting at the Climate Change in Zambia conference!

We had an excellent event launching our pilot #HeatRecovery system today at ZAMBEEF. Thanks to everyone who attended! A special thanks to the Irish Ambassador Irish Embassy Lusaka and the Director for Environment and Climate Change Ministry of Green Economy and Environment - Zambia for their welcomes to the event!

Zambeef Pioneers Wastewater Heat Recovery Zambeef has launched a waste-water heat recovery project in partnership with Trinity College Dublin (University of Dublin, Ireland) and the Southern Africa Institute of Policy and Research (SAIPAR). This is in response to addressing

Congrats Southern African Institute for Policy and Research for a wonderful and engaging conference on Climate Change in Zambia! The REHEATZ team was represented by Prof. Paul Coughlan and Madhu Krishna Murali from Trinity College Dublin talking about green process implementation and the pilot #HeatRecovery plant installation

DIY your own #FieldworkFriday, with a virtual visit to our pilot Wastewater #HeatRecovery system at ZAMBEEF through our 3-D tour at: rb.gy/b8zrmo and also on our website: rb.gy/k4ygmy. A small preview below of what awaits you! Trinity College Dublin Southern African Institute for Policy and Research

We'll be sharing some insights from some key stakeholders in Zambia on our project in the next weeks. For the first of our #StakeholderSessions, we'll hear from Mr. Simbeye, the chief boiler technician at ZAMBEEF's Huntley Farm site. Trinity Engineering Southern African Institute for Policy and Research Trinity College Dublin

Happy Friday, Everyone! For today's #StakeholderSessions, we interviewed Ms. Priscilla Dinga Msiska, Sustainability Manager at ZAMBEEF, on-site at Huntley Farm about the future of the REHEATZ project Southern African Institute for Policy and Research Trinity College Dublin Trinity Engineering School of Natural Sciences, Trinity College Dublin Trinity Civil Engineering

The next #StakeholderSessions is from Chilufya Kasutu, Country Director for BuildItInternational, on her impressions of REHEATZ and the potential for collaboration on green jobs related to waste #HeatRecovery! Trinity College Dublin Southern African Institute for Policy and Research School of Natural Sciences, Trinity College Dublin Trinity Engineering Trinity Business School

As we come to the end of the Seed Phase of the @scienceirel SDG Challenge, we want to share this video about who we are, what we've been doing, and who we're working with! Trinity College Dublin Southern African Institute for Policy and Research Camnettv ZAMBEEF Irish Embassy Lusaka Irish Aid BuildItInternational Ministry of Green Economy and Environment - Zambia

A great team meeting before our final seed phase presentation to the #SFI #SDG13 Challenge panel tomorrow. We're excited to share our findings about wastewater #HeatRecovery in Zambia so far with our funders, sfi and Adrian Wall, and the panel! Trinity College Dublin Southern African Institute for Policy and Research

Congratulations to REHEATZ team member Madhu Krishna Murali on a successful presentation at the IAHR 💧 Europe Congress in Lisbon yesterday! Thanks to LNEC for hosting a great event, we look forward to the proceedings of the conference

We are delighted to be receiving more funding from @scienceirel & Irish Aid to continue our work in Zambia with @Zambeef. The Southern African Institute for Policy and Research & Trinity College Dublin team are excited for the next two years! Sincere Congrats to other prize award winner SURG-Water! t.ly/-XKHZ

The REHEATZ project was awarded a runner-up prize in the SFI-Irish Aid Sustainable Development Goals Challenge today. The team is working to develop the first hybrid wastewater heat recovery technology for application in Zambian food production. Read:sfi.ie/research-news/…

It's the start of a new semester at Trinity College Dublin and team REHEATZ is hard at work! Today at our team meeting, we discussed our plans for the next few months which include trips to Cork, Morocco, and Zambia, where we'll continue our work with our partners ZAMBEEF. Stay tuned!

REHEATZ Trinity College Dublin team members, Madhu Krishna Murali and Eleanor M-U, attended the annual dsai conference! It was great to highlight the development aspects of the REHEATZ project and connect with researchers engaged in similar work! Research Ireland Irish Aid Trinity Engineering Trinity Civil Engineering

The REHEATZ team from Trinity College Dublin and Southern African Institute for Policy and Research met this morning with Dr. Douty Chibamba, the Permanant Secretary of the Ministry of Green Economy and Environment - Zambia! The MGEE has been an active supporter of our work since our first visit to Zambia and we are happy to continue developing that relationship

Two preprints produced by our team members Madhu Krishna Murali and Eleanor Mancusi-Ungaro are now available online! You can read about our pilot plant here: osf.io/5rzu8 and our wider resource assessment of wastewater heat recovery in Zambia here: osf.io/wzaen

We're excited to announce our first journal publication in the prize phase of the Research Ireland and Irish Aid SDG Challenge! Congratulations to the authors from Trinity Engineering Trinity Business School Southern African Institute for Policy and Research Madhu Krishna Murali sciencedirect.com/science/articl…

Madhu Krishna Murali will travel to Zambia soon for the installation of our full-scale system at ZAMBEEF. He'll be working alongside graduate trainees from BuildItInternational, but what other technology is he bringing along for the heat recovery system? Watch the video and find out: