Training description

Build a strong foundation in wastewater methane by understanding where emissions arise and why they matter.

Content: Participants explore anaerobic conditions and methane formation, centralized and decentralized treatment systems, domestic and industrial wastewater, and the terminology used across treatment pathways. Practical examples connect scientific concepts to real wastewater systems and potential emission sources.

Who is this for: Wastewater utilities, municipal authorities, policymakers, regulators, consultants, researchers, investors, and sustainability professionals.

Format: A 90–120 minute expert-led interactive session, delivered virtually or in person, with practical examples, discussion, and Q&A.

Language: English.

Interested in the full learning pathway? This course forms Module 1 of the comprehensive programme “Comprehensive Wastewater Methane Training”.