U.S.-based clean water technology firm OriginClear Inc. has entered the Chinese commercial market with the first commercial customer in Hong Kong and an order for a research system from Nanjing University.
Both systems sold in China employ OriginClear's Electro Water Separation process, a primarily non-chemical system that efficiently removes micro-algae, oils, suspended solids, pathogens, and other contaminants, from fresh or saline water.
Hong Kong-based hydroponics grower Geb Impact Technology Co. Ltd. reportedly recently installed an EWS Model A25 to harvest micro-algae.
Nanjing University’s Department of Environmental Engineering ordered a lab-scale EWS unit for research into treatment of oil wastewater and metal cutting fluid wastewater.
Financial terms of the deals and transactions were not released by the company.
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