WATER SOLUTIONS
The discharge of untreated or undertreated wastewater into the world's waterways is a major problem. It affects biological diversity of aquatic ecosystems and disrupts the planets fundamental life support systems.
Unfortunately, an estimated 80 percent of global wastewater is being discharged untreated into waterways. This issue is closely linked to the broader problem of our planets pollution, which in turn is causing health concerns, water-related disasters, and our infrastructure is struggling to cope.
One of the ways to address this issue is to decentralize wastewater treatment, which can help to reduce the burden on larger infrastructure systems and increase the resilience of smaller communities to negative environmental impacts.
The Problem - Sewage Residues
Our biogas and activated sludge conditioning systems at Hermosillo. A wastewater plant in Mexico (2500 litres per second capacity).
From Sewage Water to Clean Useable Water
Today it is estimated that agriculture consumes between 65%-70% of the worlds fresh water withdrawals with about 50% of this wasted. By 2050 it is estimated that 70% more food will be needed (World Bank) to feed the planets growing population.
There is not enough clean water or healthy soils to support this growth, unless we implement sustainable solutions quickly!
We develop, export and install the technology required for water treatment facilities to have greater efficiencies while converting biogas and waste in to electricity.
More than 10 MW of continuous electricity is being produced with our existing technologies!
We have designed and built the first triple bioreactor to fulfil measurable and comparative procedures at our laboratories, allowing us to customize and improve yields!
Electrocoagulation processing cleans and removes dye and organic pollution in less than 1/2 hour.
