Large scale hog production is an international environmental problem. And hog farm size today is defined by the amount of adjacent land available for manure disposal. A new system breaks that linkage by recycling water from manure. Over 50% of liquids are recycled, odours reduced, bio security is improved and a new source of revenue is produced from a dry organic based fertilizer. Opportunity is also created for vertical integration of feed mill and slaughtering on-site, lowering costs and improving margins.

In an industry when many water treatment methodologies focus on removal of contaminants, this company has developed a system it says destroy dangerous organic compounds and microorganisms including bacteria, viruses, pathogens, spores, synthetic organic chemicals, volatile organic chemicals. The company says its technology leaves no organic or chemical residue for potable water, and offers the cheapest and most environmentally friendly decontamination of wastewater and lowest total cost of ownership with a long life span.

Thousands of megawatts of potential energy can be found in excess pressure in piping systems throughout the world. This company makes a turbine that fits into pipes and turn excess pressure into energy and reduces leakage. A few sales have been made, and a new level of the company's technology has recently been demonstrated.

This company is targeting solutions to soil and groundwater contamination using humic substances, a new patented technology for decontamination of water and soil. The company claims humic substances are a more effective and cost-efficient solution when utilizing a Permeable Reactive Barrier (PRB) installed by injection (not by excavation) to facilitate subsurface interception, retention, and treatment of groundwater contaminants released by industrial and agricultural sources.