Publicly documented projects illustrate where the market is moving: soil washing, destruction demonstrations, water treatment and integrated remediation.


Schiphol says its new plant will process roughly 200,000 tonnes of PFAS-contaminated soil over three years, producing reusable sand and a concentrated residual fraction.
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IBA coordinates a European LIFE project intended to demonstrate a scalable treatment chain for PFAS-contaminated matrices and support an industrial treatment hub.
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ERDC modified its TREAT facility to support validation of a thermal-plasma Free Radical Gasification system for legacy AFFF and PFAS contamination.
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A Vinnova-funded project aims to validate and commercialize a modular ultrasonic PFAS destruction technology for water in the European market.
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Xylem/Evoqua documents an ion-exchange deployment used to return PFAS-impacted wells to service at Santa Clarita Valley Water Agency.
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AECOM describes regional modeling and field pilots used to understand PFAS movement and test separation/destruction technologies in Minnesota's East Metro.
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