Historic PFAS contamination required a pump-and-treat solution for PFAS remediation of site groundwater. This project coupled ECT2's FOAM-X foam fractionation technology with a PFAS-destruction technology to successfully treat water to non-detect.
Airports worldwide are tackling the critical environmental issue of PFAS contamination, primarily caused by the prolonged use of AFFF firefighting foams. With new regulatory pressures, airports are adopting rigorous testing and remediation methods. In this blog, we'll share details of a major Scandinavian airport's success with their comprehensive remediation project for PFAS.
In 2024, ECT2's team of experts were brought in following an incidental release of crude oil at an oil refinery in Washington State. Read more about the PFAS treatment solutions applied to reduce PFAS to non-detect from crude oil and AFFF release.
At ECT2, we've been remediating PFAS since before most people knew how to spell it. After successful treatment of PFAS-contaminated water for over seven years, our team has developed a solution to tackle another PFAS challenge – cleaning the piping and equipment containing Aqueous Film Forming Foam (AFFF) and transitioning it to fluorine-free foams.
Since 2018, ECT2 has been at the forefront of PFAS cleanup efforts for the U.S. Department of Defense. Our treatment technologies, from single-use resin to foam fractionation, have been applied at military bases nationwide with a focus on sustainability.
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 excited [...]
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 [...]
A textile manufacturing company located in the southeastern part of the United States produced coated textiles using PFAS as a water and oil repellent.
ECT2 was approached by a remote refinery in Alaska that had found PFAS in their wastewater stream.
