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Energy Recovery from Sewage Sludge: The Case Study of Croatia by Đurđević, Dinko, Blecich, Paolo, Jurić, Željko

“…Croatia produced 21,366 tonnes of dry matter (DM) sewage sludge (SS) in 2016, a quantity expected to surpass 100,000 tonnes DM by 2024. Annual production rates…”
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Sustainable Sewage Sludge Management Technologies Selection Based on Techno-Economic-Environmental Criteria: Case Study of Croatia by Đurđević, Dinko, Žiković, Saša, Blecich, Paolo

“…The management and disposal of sewage sludge is becoming a growing concern at the global level. In the past, the main goal was to completely eliminate sewage…”
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Sewage Sludge Thermal Treatment Technology Selection by Utilizing the Analytical Hierarchy Process by Dinko Đurđević, Maja Trstenjak, Ivona Hulenić

“…Sewage sludge management has gained significance in the last several years, due to its nutrient and energy content. However, technology selection is one of the…”
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Wastewater heat utilization through heat pumps: The case study of City of Rijeka by Đurđević, Dinko, Balić, Dražen, Franković, Bernard

“…In the last decade, sustainable management of waste is becoming a major part and purpose of legal framework, plans and strategies. This also includes…”
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Socio-Economic, Technical and Environmental Indicators for Sustainable Sewage Sludge Management and LEAP Analysis of Emissions Reduction by Đurđević, Dinko, Žiković, Saša, Čop, Tomislav

“…The waste management sector is transitioning from a dirty and undesirable industry towards a green and sustainable future where energy and materials are…”
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Degradation of Lignocellulosic Complex Through Production of Struvite from Digestate by Đurđević, Dinko, Hulenić, Ivona, Kulišić, Biljana

“…Anaerobic digestion (AD) is already contributing to global climate change efforts both from feedstock and end-use side but there is still room for an…”
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Socio-Economic Aspects in Satisfying Energy Demands by Different Technologies of Heat and Electricity Generation by Durdevic, Dinko, Balic, Drazen, Juric, Zeljko

“…Results of the research on how different generation plants can satisfy heat demands and at the same time minimise operation costs, carbon dioxide (C[O.sub.2])…”
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Implementation of the Harmonised Model for Carbon Footprint Calculation on Example of the Energy Institute in Croatia by Jurić, Željko, Ljubas, Davor, Đurđević, Dinko, Luttenberger, Leila

“…The effects of climate change on Earth already exist in different forms – as an increase in global average temperatures, as a sea level rise or as extreme…”
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