
SwieNitro Recovery develops modular spiral-wound ammonia recovery systems that enable decentralized nutrient recovery using low-grade waste heat or solar energy. Our platform helps utilities and industrial facilities reduce energy-intensive treatment, lower emissions, and create new revenue from recovered nitrogen products.
Ammonia production via Haber-Bosch process consumes ~12.5 kWh/kg-N and accounts for 1-2% of global energy use and ~1.2% of CO2 emissions.

Discharge through waste streams poses major environmental challenges (e.g., eutrophication, algal blooms, and public health concerns).

U.S. Bay Area WWTPs directed to reduce nitrogen discharges by 40-60% for the 10-year plan (2024-2034), and the plant upgrades could reach as high as $11 billion.

Farmers pay to buy Haber-Bosch ammonia fertilizer, which accounts for 1-2% of global energy use.


The SWIE module include three layers with a spacer between the wastewater cloth and the acid cloth. Under the solar or other low-grade waste heats as energy input, the ammonia is evaporated from wastewater cloth and captured in acid cloth.

• Convert ammonia in wastewater into valuable fertilizer products
• Reduce energy demand and emissions vs. conventional removal
• Modular design for retrofit and scalable deployment

If you are interested in our technology or want to know more about our products, welcome to contact. We are open to make things better!
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