BioX Presents Research Achievements at the Korean Society of Environmental Engineers Expert Group Conference

[Asia Economy Reporter Hyungsoo Park] BioX announced on the 10th that it presented research achievements on green hydrogen production technology and high-efficiency organic waste pretreatment systems at the 7th Expert Group Academic Conference hosted by the Korean Society of Environmental Engineers held at the Suwon Convention Center.

Expert groups related to the environment, including sewage-based monitoring systems, trace pollutants, microbial-electrochemical technology, anaerobic digestion, and environmental AI, made presentations through each session.

The microbial-electrochemical technology expert group, which included BioX, presented under the theme "Energy Production and Treatment Using Microbial Electrochemical Technology" with a total of nine experts. The expert group was composed of members from Kangwon National University, Daegu Gyeongbuk Institute of Science and Technology, Chosun University, Korea Institute of Energy Research, Pohang Institute of Industrial Science and Technology, Korea Maritime University, and Korea Testing Laboratory.

Dr. Daeyeol Jeong, head of BioX's Technology Research Institute, gave a presentation titled "Application and Development of Integrated Processes Based on Microbial Electrochemical Technology to Induce Increased Energy Production Efficiency During Treatment of High-Concentration Organic Waste."

He introduced the performance of the HAAMA system for green hydrogen production and the data analysis results of the H&PF process for organic waste pretreatment, both operating at the testbed within the livestock manure and food waste joint resource facility in Icheon, Gyeonggi Province. He also shared the research and development directions as well as the progress in commercialization and business promotion.

A company official explained, "It was a meaningful opportunity to inform domestic authorities in academia, industry, and research about the green hydrogen process development carried out by BioX at the expert session held by the Korean Society of Environmental Engineers."

He added, "In September, we plan to present the demonstration operation results of the H&PF and HAAMA green hydrogen production technologies at ISMET, an international conference specializing in microbial electrochemical technology."

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