NetworkNewsBreaks – OriginClear, Inc. (OCLN) to Market Depuporc Integrated Manure System Worldwide, Case Study Reviews System’s Capabilities
Dec 12, 2019
OriginClear (OTCQB: OCLN), a leading provider of water treatment solutions, today announced its recent agreement to market the Depuporc S.L. line of manure treatment systems outside of Europe, where Depuporc will continue to market the system as a long-time OriginClear licensee. According to the update, OriginClear published a case study that reviews the performance of the Depuporc treatment system using OriginClear’s technology in removing the smallest remaining particles of solid manure before reducing ammonia to very low levels (http://nnw.fm/1YFQf). Utilizing OriginClear’s Electro Water Separation(TM) and Advanced Oxidation (AOx(TM)) processes, Depuporc S.L. has developed a mobile commercial unit for the treatment of swine manure waste water. “The worldwide Depuporc marketing agreement will allow OriginClear to market and manufacture the Depuporc animal manure wastewater treatment product line through our network of licensees and potential sales channels while supporting that effort with PR and marketing,” Bill Charneski, president of OriginClear Group, said in the news release.
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About OriginClear, Inc.
The mission of OriginClear is to provide breakthrough water treatment and conveyance products that effectively improve the quality of the planet’s waters by returning them to their original and clear condition and deliver the highest quality water to end-users. By 2020, the global water services market will have doubled in just one decade into a trillion-dollar industry. But 80% of all sewage in the world is never treated, and up to 35% of all clean water is lost in transit. This calls for self-help solutions at the point of use, a movement known as decentralized water treatment. OriginClear’s mission is to enable this decentralized water revolution by providing rapid deployment, point-of-use water treatment and conveyance products and technologies that enable water independence, and help make clean water available for all. For more information, visit the company’s website at www.OriginClear.com.
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