EURODEMO - Improving the uptake of efficient soil and groundwater remediation technologies

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Authors

  • Yvonne Spira
  • David Edwards
  • John Henstock
  • Hervé Gaboriau
  • Corinne Merly
  • Dietmar Müller
  • Volker Birke
  • Hans Van Duijne

EURODEMO was initiated to counter market barriers and support the market uptake of innovative technologies in the field of soil and groundwater remediation. Therefore, the project has worked to make existing information about innovative technologies, demonstration projects and possible funding sources accessible at one central place. Additionally, accompanying measures for carrying out 'good quality' demonstration projects have been developed. These strategic measures aim at increasing stakeholder confidence and acceptance regarding innovative methods. Thus, more and more efficient implementations of existing innovative soil and groundwater remediation technologies will be facilitated. In this article, the main project results are summarized, and proposals for a continuation of strategic support for innovative remediation technologies are made.

Original languageEnglish
JournalLand Contamination and Reclamation
Volume17
Issue number3-4
Pages (from-to)685-692
Number of pages8
ISSN0967-0513
Publication statusPublished - 2009

    Research areas

  • Demonstration projects, Efficient implementation, Funding sources, Innovative soil and groundwater remediation technologies, Market barrier, Market uptake, Stakeholder confidence, Strategic support
  • Construction engineering and architecture

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