Assessing Long-Term Phytomanagement at former Nitrastur Plant
24. July 2026
Long-term phytomanagement at a former fertilizer plant in Langreo investigates how contaminated soils, vegetation and microbial communities develop over time.
The key elements of the pHYBi concept are:
- Investigation and monitoring of existing and newly established phytomanagement pilot sites.
- Testing, optimising, and validating a set of phytomanagement strategies based on woody and herbaceous industrial crops at selected field sites (TRL 5).
- Extraction and valorisation of lignocellulosic fractions and quality characterisation for utilisation in textile applications.
- Deployment of a Virtual Replication Tool for simulating the phytomanagement process in other European territories and to link biomass producers with the biorefinery industry.
- Guidelines, recommendations and thresholds for the replication of pHYBi's case studies.
- Proving the technical, economic, social, and environmental feasibility and positive impact of the pHYBi processes.
years Project duration
October 2024 – September 2028
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Million EUR
European Comission, Horizon Europe
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Partners
Spain, Italy, France, Croatia, Germany
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Case Studies
in France, Spain and Croatia
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pHYBi at the BioRemid2026, Florence, Italy
17. June 2026
From 23–26 June, the BioRemid2026 conference took place in Florence, Italy, bringing together researchers and practitioners working on bioremediation and environmental restoration. pHYBi contributed to the conference as part of the All4Biorem Cluster Session.
Soil Monitoring at Scale – Online Workshop 30 June 2026
16. June 2026
The pHYBi consortium is pleased to invite you to its online stakeholder workshop, “Soil Monitoring at Scale: Advances in Digital Methods and Modelling”, taking place on 30 June 2026.
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