Aquacycl has just been selected as one of 3 finalists for The Earthshot Prize for the Fix Our Climate Earthshot for 2023. This is an amazing recognition for the work that we are doing today, and for our mission of Sanitation for All ..read more

Wastewater management is not easy.  ..read more

Water and energy have long been recognized as nexus problems, which highlights the interconnectedness between them. For example, large-scale energy production can’t be accomplished without water, and water requires energy to clean and pump it to where it is needed ..read more

Companies globally have recognized the operational, environmental and societal risks of climate change and are committed to reducing and mitigating their negative impact through net zero goals. We are already feeling the effects of climate change through extreme weather events which cause devasting impact. These net zero goals are critical to  ensuring we avoid the worst outcomes associated with a global rise in average temperature. Businesses in the industrial sector contribute nearly a quarter of total greenhouse gas emissions, which means addressing greenhouse gas (GHG) emissions ac ..read more

In the last decade, companies have woken up to the fact that climate change presents increased risks and ultimately bottom line costs, if it’s not already.. But even without climate change, the world hasn’t done a great job at protecting its water resources. Poor policies, mismanagement, pollution, and aging infrastructure have all been contributors. Sustainable water and wastewater practices in particular are being revisited by companies as a true long term investment. For companies that produce large amounts of wastewater at their industrial facilities, implementing sustainable practices do ..read more

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In the era of climate change and growing concerns about long-term global water security, policymakers, businesses, and the general public are increasingly aware of the need for sustainable, comprehensive solutions to wastewater treatment ..read more

The circular economy: “From waste to resource”  The traditional linear economy consists of production, consumption, and disposal, ranging from consumer goods to non-renewable energy sources and water. This current model brings with it a stark reality on both ends: the finite amount of resources available for production and the limited capacity of our planet and society to handle the waste at the end of the cycle ..read more

Wastewater energy costs are rising and compliance standards are getting more and more stringent. Even companies that are doing everything "right" can still face challenges, such as increased energy consumption, staying within permit compliance parameters, having adequate human resources to handle wastewater monitoring, and dealing with the waste that their existing wastewater treatment process can't handle ..read more

It’s a constant balancing act: your company values environmentally sustainable practices, but they always seem to come at a cost. In the current landscape, plant operators are hyper aware of cost savings. How can we get the results we want at a cost that makes sense? Or even better, how can we actually save money in the process? The answer might lie somewhere a little unexpected: onsite wastewater treatment ..read more