Formed in 2021 to acquire the physical and intellectual property assets behind Osorb®, Aquanex Technologies develops adsorbent solutions for environmental, laboratory and industrial applications. The company is currently bringing its PassiveX™ passive samplers to market for PFAS monitoring, while also applying Osorb® in water-treatment systems, clean-water services and hydrocarbon sample-preparation products. Aquanex’s RegeneX™ offering uses a lease model in which customers pay based on the gallons of contaminated water treated.
CoreWater TechnologiesCoreWater Technologies develops PFAS-remediation technology that removes and isolates “forever chemicals” from drinking water so they can be destroyed rather than sent to landfills or incinerated. Its patented Core+™ adsorbent uses modified granular activated carbon that can be regenerated and reused, while the ARID Process™ concentrates PFAS for application of destruction technologies. The company’s approach is designed for both municipal water systems and consumer filtration applications.OBERLIN, OH
TIGG (Newterra Corporation)TIGG, a Newterra brand, makes customized environmental remediation and purification systems for treating air and water. TIGG Adsorption Systems have served public and private sectors for over 40 years, and the company designs, manufactures, and installs systems tailored to site requirements.OAKDALE, PA
United Remediation Technology, LLCFormed in 2019 through the purchase of Universal Remediation’s assets, Pittsburgh-based United Remediation Technology carries forward a remediation business whose technology grew from NASA’s space program. The company makes natural products for clients handling industrial hydrocarbon pollution, with its solutions used around the world to clean up oil and fuel spills.ETNA, PA
Iron City OxidationsIron City Oxidations (ICO) was formed in 2018 to protect human health and the environment by destroying harmful contaminants on surfaces and in the air and water. The company's principal technology is a series of patent-pending oxidation catalysts invented at Carnegie Mellon University, which create 'fire in water' to 'burn' targets when combined with small amounts of oxidant.PITTSBURGH, PA