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.
Airports around the world are finding that PFAS contamination caused by historical airport operations have contaminated nearby groundwater or surface water. One airport in Scandinavia decided that PFAS-contaminated groundwater needed to be remediated.
In July 2020, a transformer fire occurred at a power generating station in the Midwestern United States. Over ten fire departments responded to the call to tame the blaze over multiple hours, which resulted in PFAS-containing firefighting foam being released into the environment.
Opportunity Eielson Air Force Base near Fairbanks, Alaska experienced an unplanned release of 30,000 gallons of wastewater containing concentrated PFAS, and the Air Force Civil Engineer Center sought a system [...]
Opportunity The former Pease Air Force Base (Pease) in Portsmouth, New Hampshire, USA was the site for fire-training activities for the State of New Hampshire for several years. Aqueous Film [...]
Treatment Objective > (0.07 ug/L PFOS + PFHxS) (0.56 ug/L PFOA) Waste Generated 37m3 Volume Treated To Date >2.5 billion litres Treatment [...]
Treatment Objective < (0.07 ug/L PFOS + PFHxS) (0.56 ug/L PFOA) Waste Generated 33m3 Volume Treated To Date >750 Million litres PFAS [...]
We've been remediating PFAS since before most people knew how to spell it. Opportunity Extensive environmental investigations at RAAF Base Williamtown commencing in 2014 identified per- and [...]
