RemBac Environmental develops and deploys patented, in situ bioremediation technology for PCB-contaminated sediments and soils, combining naturally occurring PCB-degrading microorganisms with activated carbon. Baltimore-based co-founders Kevin R. Sowers and Upal Ghosh bring decades of anaerobic microbiology and environmental engineering experience to a method designed to degrade and sequester PCBs while avoiding the disruption of conventional dredging. The company’s work includes pilot treatments at Superfund and other contaminated sites, including documented reductions in PCB mass and bioavailable PCBs.
Bio RemBio Rem develops and applies biological remediation technologies to restore blighted, contaminated sites and return them to usable property. Led by decorated U.S. Army veteran Daniel A. D’Agnese, who brings more than 40 years in construction and 29 years in environmental cleanup, the company makes its products in the USA and is registered and certified by the USDA.CLEVELAND, OH
Allied MicrobiotaAllied Microbiota grew out of a Columbia University microbiology lab and was founded in 2017 by environmental microbiologist Ray Sambrotto. The Stony Brook company develops FastBac microbial treatments for organizations facing difficult environmental cleanup challenges, with its research focused on turning naturally occurring microbes into scalable bioremediation tools.STONY BROOK, NY
Clean World IndustriesClean World Industries has worked on environmental treatment since 1994, with a focus on biologically driven approaches that reduce pollution without relying first on conventional chemical or physical methods. It helps industrial and municipal wastewater operators improve existing treatment systems through microbial treatment support and related engineering services.SHARPSVILLE, PA
EcoIslands LLCFounded in 2009 as a sustainable landscaping service in Altoona, EcoIslands LLC now develops environmental construction, research, and design solutions for water pollution and contamination. Its patented BioMining Products and PermaCyclers use concentrated wetland technology for applications ranging from industrial remediation to agricultural water recycling. The company’s work is supported by research and investment partners including Penn State, the Smithsonian Institution, and Pennsylvania’s Department of Environmental Protection.221310ALTOONA, PA