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Ecosphere Technologies

Ecosphere Technologies’ Ozonix is a mobile, proprietary advanced oxidation technology combining ozonation, ultrasound and electro-precipitation in a pressurized vessel. The company also offers centrifugal separation, desalination services, as well as media,... Read More

Altela

Altela’s technology perform Dewvaporation (Humidification / Dehumidification) using a carrier gas and a heat transfer wall with an evaporation side, and a condensation side, to achieve water purification and desalination. Suitable for use in Produced Water... Read More

TransBiodiesel

TransBiodiesel use enzymes for the production of biodiesel from different oils, including plant oils, animal fats and recycled greases as an alternative to conventional chemical-based catalysts. The enzyme-based production process is benign to the environment and the... Read More

Micromidas

Micromidas use bacteria populations to convert wastewaster into bio-degradable plastics. Read More

Marrone Bio Innovations

Marrone Bio Innovations offer natural pesticides discovered from soil microbes, as an alternative to chlorine or other non-selective biocide for industrial facilities. Read More

MAR Systems

MAR Systems use a proprietary adsorbent material to remove mercury from contaminated water. Target applications inlcude mercury removal from contaminated groundwatwer. Read More

212 Resources

212 Resources provide on-site reatment of Produced Water from Natural Gas & Oil well exploration using portable ‘POD’ systems based on Mechanical Vapor Recompression (MVR) evaporation & consenstation technology. Their technology can achieve recovery of... Read More

JMAR

JMAR’s multi-angled light scattering technology provides continuous online, real-time water quality monitoring. Particles in the water scatter the light indicating the potential presence of bacteria and other organisms. The system can classify the detected... Read More

Epuramat

Epuramat systems provide a physical wastewater treatment process which uses a cyclone to achieve solid-liquid separation. Read More

Emefcy

Emefcy offer a bio-electrochemical system to treat wastewater. In microbial fuel cells (MFC), bacteria are used to both treat wastewater and generate electricity simultaneously. The technology involves the use of bacteria known as exoelectrogens. Read More

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