Nutrient Reduction in Municipal Wastewater through Managed Algal Bioremediation
Haughton, Burdekin, Queensland
Verification
Verified · Anthesis (Australia) Pty Ltd · 21 May 2026
Credits available
1,189
The story
What is happening here
The Project, ‘Nutrient Reduction in Municipal Wastewater through Managed Algal Bioremediation’, is located within the boundary of the Burdekin (Haughton) Great Barrier Reef Catchment and aims to generate Reef Credits under the ‘Method For Accounting Nutrient Reduction In Municipal Wastewater Treatment Plants Through Managed Bioremediation Operations’ via the implementation of the following pollutant reduction project activity; ‘the removal of Dissolved Inorganic Nitrogen (DIN) in wastewater discharged from a site or facility through managed algal bioremediation solutions’
Outcome numbers
What this project has produced
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1,189
Credits issued
Verified credits issued to date.
Eco-Markets project register
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1
Parcel
One registered project area.
Eco-Markets project register
In their own words
RegenAqua generates Reef Credits while transforming wastewater into resources through circular, nature-based technology. Based in the Burdekin catchment, our system removes nutrient pollution before it reaches the Great Barrier Reef, while simultaneously producing biomass for sustainable agriculture and biofuel ventures.
The Chain
Where this credit comes from
Pulled from this project’s own record. Every step is a live link — the provenance, walked.
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Reef Credit Standard
The standard. Outcome: Water.
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Wastewater Algal Bioremediation v4.0
The methodology version this outcome was produced under.
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Reef Credits
The credit type this project issues.
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Credit
The verified unit itself. Held immutably in the Credit Registry, never on this website.
Who’s involved
Regen Aqua Pty Ltd
RegenAqua Pty Ltd (RegenAqua) is a world leading nature-based technology business removing harmful nutrients from wastewater.
Anthesis (Australia) Pty Ltd
A sustainability consultancy that helps organisations improve their environmental, climate, and ESG performance.
Documents
The rules behind this project
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