Municipal wastewater

Outdated or overloaded wastewater infrastructure

Aging systems can't keep up with population growth or extreme weather, leading to frequent breakdowns and inefficiencies.

High maintenance costs and limited monitoring

Without smart monitoring tools, identifying issues is reactive and expensive, increasing operational costs and service delays.

Strict environmental regulations

New laws demand advanced treatment and higher water quality, which many systems aren't equipped to meet.

Community concerns over public health and water quality

To maintain public trust and protect both health and the environment, wastewater systems must reliably remove harmful pollutants such as PFAS, micropollutants, and nitrogen—substances that citizens rightly expect to be managed with the highest standards.