Currently, most of the physical and chemical technologies generally employed for the treatment of wastewater are costly and inefficient. Researchers have been working to find green technologies for the sustainable and economically viable treatment methods for wastewater, and Green Technologies for Wastewater Treatment and Bioenergy Production focuses on these latest advancements. These include bioremediation, bioaugmentation, wetlands, and algal treatment technologies, which are considered to contribute toward a circular bioeconomy and to be crucial in attaining various sustainable development goals.

Examines the production of biofuels and other forms of bioenergy derived from wastewater. Explains how these emerging green technologies contribute toward a circular bioeconomy and aid in achieving various sustainable development goals.