The agreement was facilitated by Wastewater Technologies (WTI), which along with All Tech, and Bord na Mona is claimed to have established a pipeline of projects valued in excess of $3m through collaborative effort.
Bord na Mona’s product portfolio includes a range of wastewater & air pollution treatment products including Puraflo, a peat biofilter for use in residential septic applications, PuraM a membrane bioreactor designed for decentralized water reuse applications, PuraMax an attached growth technology utilizing recycled plastics for high strength applications and Monashell, a biological odor/VOC control system.
Shane Keaney, president of Bord na Mona Environmental Products, said: “Today’s deal with All Tech and WTI brings leading-edge innovative water treatment solutions to customers in the New York and New England area that will provide opportunities for water conservation and reuse, and achievement of the highest environmental treatment standards.
“We are delighted to join forces with these two companies — both leaders in the effort to introduce transformative decentralized wastewater technologies.”
