Top 5 Benefits of Using H2Plus Technology for Industrial Water Treatment

1. Permanent PFAS Destruction—Not Just Capture

Most current methods (e.g., GAC, ion exchange) only capture PFAS, leaving industries with a new problem: how to dispose of contaminated media or brine waste.
H2Plus destroys PFAS molecules at the atomic level—cleaving the carbon–fluorine bond and converting the compound into:

• Water (H₂O)

• Carbon dioxide (CO₂)

• Fluoride ions (F⁻)

No filters, no incineration, no residual waste
This eliminates the long-term liabilities and off-site transport issues tied to conventional methods.

2. Low Operating Costs

Industrial systems require solutions that can scale without scaling costs. H2Plus operates at approximately $0.09 per gallon, significantly lower than the $0.25–$0.45 per gallon often reported with other technologies.

Cost-effective treatment for high-throughput operations like:

• Landfill leachate

• Power generation cooling water

• Chemical manufacturing discharge

• Aerospace and plating facilities

3. Modular, Scalable Design

H2Plus systems are engineered for plug-and-play integration, delivered as mobile skids or containerized units. This means:

• Minimal on-site disruption

• Fast deployment

• Scalable capacity (from pilot to full-scale industrial flow rates)

Whether you’re treating 10,000 or 1,000,000+ gallons per day, the H2Plus system grows with your need.

4. Regulatory Confidence and Compliance

With PFAS regulations tightening under EPA and international standards, industrial sites need a technology that not only works—but proves it.

H2Plus has achieved:

• Independent lab validation under EPA Methods 537.1 and 533

• Consistent reductions of PFOA, PFOS, GenX, and PFBS to non-detect levels

• Compliance-ready documentation for permitting and discharge reports

Full data packages are provided for audits, regulators, and stakeholder communication.

5. Sustainability and ESG Alignment

Beyond compliance, H2Plus helps companies meet their environmental, social, and governance (ESG) goals:

• Zero hazardous residuals

• No chemical inputs or media regeneration

• Lower carbon footprint than thermal or energy-intensive systems

• Safe, long-term solution with transparent performance tracking

Ideal for industrial companies pursuing:

• Net-zero targets

• Corporate sustainability initiatives

• Green procurement and supply chain standards