Wastewater Biosolids Gasification Systems



Ecoremedy Feedstocks
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Feedstocks

The Ecoremedy® Fluid Lift Gasification™ process thrives on the world's most challenging organic feedstocks including wastewater biosolids.



Over a decade of R&D and operating history has proven Ecoremedy's ability to gasify a broad road of materials in a clean, safe and responsible manner. We're focused on municipal and industrial wastes like wastewater biosolids that have a negative impact on the environment.

Outputs

Our Fluid Lift Gasification™ system delivers proven volume reduction, nutrient conversion and energy recovery to municipal, industrial and agricultural products worldwide.

ADVANTAGES

CLEAN

95% biosolids mass & volume reduction

CONTAMINATE DESTRUCTION
PFAS & microplastics

BENEFICIAL

100% renewable energy (insitu)

NUTRIENT RECOVERY
EQ FLG sand
PROVEN

U.S. EPA-declared
non-incinerator

Modular train design

LOW-RISK

Turn-key facilities

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OUR EXPERIENCE

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FLINTROCK FARMS
Pennsylvania, USA / Poultry Litter

LATEST NEWS

WEFTEC 2025 Technical Session: Commissioning a Biosolids Gasifier System at a Water Resource Recovery Facility
September 9, 2025

Wed, 10/1: 11:30 AM - 11:45 AM 1692 Interactive Technical Session McCormick Place, Published Room: Room S404a - Level 4 Session Description INTRODUCTION The City of Edmonds’ Carbon Recovery Project comprises a biosolids dryer, gasifier, and associated material handling equipment. This gasifier system is an emerging technology to produce Class A biosolids, biochar, or sand. The City of Edmonds (COE) is one of the first municipalities in North America to use gasification to process wastewater solids.

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Edmonds Launches Technology to Destroy PFAS
April 21, 2025

Edmonds is the first city in the country to implement new technology at a wastewater treatment facility that eradicates “forever chemicals,” otherwise known as PFAS. Within the next week, the city will start the new system on a 6-month trial run to collect data and train Public Works staff. PFAS are found in hundreds of products: carpets, paints and firefighting foams, among others. Historically, manufacturers used PFAS because they resist grease, oil, water and heat.

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