Phosphorus is essential for agriculture, food security and industry, but a critical challenge for water quality and the environment.
ESPP brings together companies, scientists and stakeholders for sustainable phosphorus management and nutrient recycling.
IN THE SPOTLIGHT
ESNI-NERM Call for abstracts is OPEN!
Abstract submission for scientific posters is open!
Share your research and submit an abstract for your poster dealing with any of the following aspects of nutrient recovery and recycling:
- Technologies
- Agronomic Performance
- Sustainability
- Path to market & Policy
Accepted abstracts will also be published in the official ESNI-NERM Book of Abstracts. Submission deadline is 30th January 2026. Learn more
8th global Sustainable Phosphorus Summit (SPS8)
Read our last newsletter, summarising the 8th global Sustainable Phosphorus Summit (SPS8), bringing together over 600 participants in Accra and online. It includes information about the launch of the “African Sustainable Phosphorus Network” and of the “African Platform for Phosphorus for Food Security”. Read it here.
ESPP at CRU Phosphates + Potash 2026
Join Robert van Spingelen, ESPP President, and Willem Shipper, Willem Schipper Consulting, at the upcoming CRU Phosphates + Potash Expoconference, Paris (France), 13-15 April 2026. They will give a presentation on "Elemental Phosphorus (P4) Markets: End-Uses, Supply Bottlenecks, and European Project Pathways".
Latest News
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Implementation of EU UWWTD art. 20: P reuse and recycling rates
February 3, 2026
Madrid, 8-9 June 2026, with site visits. ESPP workshop to input to the development of proposals...
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Regulatory aspects of recycled fertilisers (members only)
February 3, 2026
Webinar for ESPP and national nutrient Platform members. Wednesday 25th February 10h00 CET. With...
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Climate emissions from phosphate fertiliser use
February 3, 2026
Online workshop, 16th April 16h00- 18h00 CET. How does use of P fertilisers in the field impact...
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Questions on possible phosphorus ‘quotas’ for fertilisers
February 3, 2026
Eunomia study, for ESPP, proposes 40+ questions which policymakers should take into account if...
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December 2025 - Scope #158
December 16, 2025
This Newsletter summarises the second ESPP thematic workshop on nutrient sustainability in...
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Phosphate and potash added to US Critical Minerals List
November 14, 2025
Updated US Critical Minerals List, published by the Department of the Interior, includes 60...
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November 2025 - Scope #157
November 14, 2025
This Newsletter summarises the 8th global Sustainable Phosphorus Summit (SPS8), bringing together...
