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Your Customized Smart Packaged Plant in 5 Steps DESIGN NOWNo-Splash Aeration Equipment, On Sale Now
Fluence’s TORNADO® Aerators deliver all the mixing and aeration you need, without the splash, eliminating concerns about contamination. 5% off aeration equipment (excluding parts) through May 31.
No-Splash Aeration Equipment, On Sale Now
Fluence’s TORNADO® Aerators deliver all the mixing and aeration you need, without the splash, eliminating concerns about contamination. 5% off aeration equipment (excluding parts) through May 31.
Optimizing Water Management
for a More Sustainable Future
MABR TECHNOLOGY
Revolutionizing Wastewater Treatment
Activated sludge treatment has long been used for aerobic wastewater treatment, but its aeration stage is particularly energy-intensive, and as a result, expensive. Fluence's self-respiring membrane aerated biofilm reactor (MABR) technology is truly a game changer in wastewater treatment, providing highly efficient nutrient removal to improve effluent quality with a minimal footprint. Fluence's best-in-class MABR technology is available in two versatile formats:
Aspiral™ Smart Packaged Plants
SUBRE Wastewater Treatment Upgrades
Aspiral™ Smart Packaged Plants
SUBRE Wastewater Treatment Upgrades
DECENTRALIZED TREATMENT
Smart Water and Wastewater Treatment, Anywhere
Decentralized treatment, also known as distributed treatment, means siting scaled water or wastewater treatment adjacent to supply, need, or both. At Fluence, we believe decentralized treatment is the future of water and wastewater management, and our advancements in technology and packaging are making decentralization feasible and affordable for a wide range of industrial, municipal, and commercial applications, anywhere in the world. Learn more about our decentralized treatment solutions:
What is Distributed Wastewater Treatment?
NIROBOX™ for Water Treatment
What is Distributed Wastewater Treatment?
NIROBOX™ for Water Treatment
Learn More About Decentralized Treatment
WASTE-TO-ENERGY
Turn Your Waste into Resource
We have three decades of experience designing, building, and operating waste-to-energy plants for a wide range of industrial and municipal clients all over the globe. Our proprietary anaerobic treatment technologies process wastewater and sludge to produce biogas, which can be used to produce electricity and thermal energy, or which can be purified to produce biomethane for injection into the grid. Our waste-to-energy technologies fall into three main categories:
- Anaerobic treatment of wastewater containing a high concentration of soluble COD, including wastewater from breweries, paper mills, dairies, food processing plants, and pharmaceutical companies
- Anaerobic digestion of sludge, particularly from slaughterhouses, fish processing plants, and rendering plants
- Anaerobic digestion of solid waste, including biomass, food waste, manure, agricultural waste, and silage
Learn More About Waste-to-Energy
Revolutionizing Wastewater Treatment
Activated sludge treatment has long been used for aerobic wastewater treatment, but its aeration stage is particularly energy-intensive, and as a result, expensive. Fluence's self-respiring membrane aerated biofilm reactor (MABR) technology is truly a game changer in wastewater treatment, providing highly efficient nutrient removal to improve effluent quality with a minimal footprint. Fluence's best-in-class MABR technology is available in two versatile formats:
Aspiral™ Smart Packaged Plants
SUBRE Wastewater Treatment Upgrades
Aspiral™ Smart Packaged Plants
SUBRE Wastewater Treatment Upgrades
Smart Water and Wastewater Treatment, Anywhere
Decentralized treatment, also known as distributed treatment, means siting scaled water or wastewater treatment adjacent to supply, need, or both. At Fluence, we believe decentralized treatment is the future of water and wastewater management, and our advancements in technology and packaging are making decentralization feasible and affordable for a wide range of industrial, municipal, and commercial applications, anywhere in the world. Learn more about our decentralized treatment solutions:
What is Distributed Wastewater Treatment?
NIROBOX™ for Water Treatment
What is Distributed Wastewater Treatment?
NIROBOX™ for Water Treatment
Learn More About Decentralized Treatment
Turn Your Waste into Resource
We have three decades of experience designing, building, and operating waste-to-energy plants for a wide range of industrial and municipal clients all over the globe. Our proprietary anaerobic treatment technologies process wastewater and sludge to produce biogas, which can be used to produce electricity and thermal energy, or which can be purified to produce biomethane for injection into the grid. Our waste-to-energy technologies fall into three main categories:
- Anaerobic treatment of wastewater containing a high concentration of soluble COD, including wastewater from breweries, paper mills, dairies, food processing plants, and pharmaceutical companies
- Anaerobic digestion of sludge, particularly from slaughterhouses, fish processing plants, and rendering plants
- Anaerobic digestion of solid waste, including biomass, food waste, manure, agricultural waste, and silage
Learn More About Waste-to-Energy
What's New at Fluence?
Recent ASX and Trade Releases
Latest Blog Posts
NIROBOX™ Infographic: Smart, Sustainable Water Solutions Delivered
Fluence’s NIROBOX™ line of Smart Packaged water treatment solutions provide flexible, scalable desalination and fresh water purification anywhere.
SUBRE Infographic: Upgrade Wastewater Treatment With Revolutionary MABR Technology
If you need to expand capacity or improve effluent at your wastewater treatment facility, see how SUBRE upgrades can do it within your existing footprint.
Wastewater-Based Epidemiology Detects COVID-19 Virus
Wastewater-based epidemiology could provide vital information to help predict and stop future waves of COVID-19.
What Is the Circular Economy?
The Circular Economy seeks to eliminate waste at all phases of a product’s life, and water, seen as a commodity, is no exception.
What Is an Aquifer?
Aquifers are underground structures that store groundwater, but they are facing threats due to overdraft for domestic, agricultural, and industrial use.
Featured Case Studies
See Fluence decentralized water and wastewater solutions in action.
