The water industry has no shortage of promising new technologies. Every year, innovators demonstrate new ways to treat difficult wastewater, recover valuable resources and improve efficiency. Many deliver impressive results through pilot programs, yet relatively few make the transition into widespread commercial use. Why is that?
For decades it’s been technically possible to treat almost any wastewater stream to target. The harder question inside an operating facility is what it takes to get there. A look at why footprint, chemistry, and operator time belong in the definition of treatment performance — not just effluent quality.
Resource recovery doesn’t get adopted as a sustainability story. It gets adopted when it solves a wastewater problem a facility already needs to fix.
Learn how companies use Membrion’s Electro-ceramic desalination solutions to recycle acidic metal wastewater.
Membrion’s Water Service Agreement offers a fixed-cost model that helps companies adopt sustainable wastewater treatment with reduced risk and predictable pricing.
Dozens of new membrane technologies are invented at universities every year, but almost all fail to be commercialized – in many cases because of issues that arise during scale-up.
While many of us were relaxing around our yule fires or looking to escape the family chaos, Membrion was in the final lap of its own version of a Formula 1 race that was 2023.
Not all heroes wear capes, as the saying goes, but they often take a bad situation and turn it into a good one.
Greg Newbloom chats about our startup journey, how Membrion navigated COVID challenges, and how we are impacting water across industries through electro-ceramic desalination processes. Read below for a recap of some of the conversations and the links to listen.
Changing the World of Wastewater Reclamation
