PFAS was detected in samples pulled from drinking water in the town of Maysville, NC. ECT2 was contacted by engineering firm, TRC, to provide a solution to treat the contaminated water to safe drinking levels.
In this blog post, our team gives some behind-the-scenes insight into the development and operation of our Australian branch of R&D.
Effort to Use Regenerable Anion Exchange Resin as a Bridge to PFAS Destruction at Naval Air Station Joint Base Willow Grove PORTLAND, Maine – February 1, 2024 - ECT2 is [...]
August 08, 2023 08:00 AM Eastern Daylight Time LITTLE ROCK, Ark. & DENMARK--Montrose Environmental Group, Inc. ("Montrose" or the "Company") (NYSE: MEG) today announced the acquisition of Vandrensning, experts in water [...]
Portland, Maine, USA, 2 June 2023 -- ECT2, a Montrose Environmental Group company, has been awarded ISO certifications in Sweden for the first time, and continues to maintain certification in Australia [...]
Opportunity At the current time, industry regulations are in the process of changing to require all fire suppression systems using 6 and 8 carbon chain PFAS compounds to change to [...]
Opportunity In 2016, environmental investigations at the Army Aviation Centre, Oakey, identified per- and polyfluoroalkyl substances (PFAS) contamination in both ground and surface water. The contaminated water had migrated offsite [...]
Opportunity An airport located in the United States uses de-icing fluid in the winter to assist in cold weather operations. The used fluid is pumped and transported to storage lagoons [...]
Opportunity In Fall of 2018, the Michigan Department of Environment, Great Lakes, and Energy (EGLE) conducted a statewide public water supply sampling program. Robinson Elementary School in Grand Haven, Ottawa [...]
System Flowrate < (0.07 ug/L PFOS + PFHxS) (0.56 ug/L PFOA) Waste Generated 7m3 Volume Treated To Date >2 billion litres Treatment [...]
