Advanced PFAS solutions spanning water treatment, soil remediation and complete AFFF system decontamination for safe, compliant cleanup.
PFAS (Per- and polyfluoroalkyl substances) are hazardous chemicals found in firefighting foams, industrial processes and consumer products. Resistant to degradation, they accumulate in water, soil, and living organisms, posing serious health and environmental risks.
Photon Water offers cutting-edge technologies to eliminate harmful PFAS substances and restore contaminated environments.
Industrial Wastewater Treatment
TecPFAS™ – Advanced industrial wastewater treatment combining membranes, electrosorption, and ion exchange
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Surface Water Treatment
Method for surface water treatment including mobile water filtration plants for rapid deployment to treat contaminated surface water and leachate on-site.
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Drinking Water Treatment
Conventional and advanced solutions for drinking water treatment, tailored for municipalities, hotels and other facilities.
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In-situ Groundwater Electrochemical Nanoremediation
WaterGuard Nano™ is our patented solution for groundwater remediation, shown to eliminate 70% to 90% of PFAS and co-contaminants.
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Pump and Treat Groundwater Remediation
Contaminated groundwater is pumped to the surface, treated to remove pollutants, and then either discharged or reinjected.
In-situ Remediation for Soil and Biosolids
EarthGuard PRB™ is an emerging remediation technology for soil contamination cleanup without the need for excavation.
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Our mobile on‑site Aqueous Film‑Forming Foam (AFFF) decontamination system treats PFAS‑laden firefighting foams and rinsing waters directly at your facility, eliminating hazardous transport and significantly reducing disposal costs.
The solution delivers immediate compliance for waste‑management firms, industrial operators, airports and defence sites through high‑efficiency PFAS removal.
We support clients throughout the entire PFAS management process through a range of expert services:
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