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Rely Innovations
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Industry Player
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2022 |
Safety
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Hi we’re Rely Innovations!
Rely Innovations, Inc. is a U.S.-based safety?solutions company that designs and manufactures industrial fire?suppression systems and monitoring technologies under brands such as RelyFX®, Rely Safety®, and OneEvent®. The company has introduced a UL?listed, fluorine?free foam extinguisher that uses a proprietary PFAS?free agent (NUFOAM®) for Class A and B fires.
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Wevo
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Industry Player
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1945 |
Chemicals
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Hi we’re Wevo!
WEVO?CHEMIE GmbH is a German speciality chemicals company headquartered in Ostfildern?Kemnat, Germany, that develops and manufactures custom adhesives, sealants and potting compounds (polyurethanes, epoxies, silicones) for electronics, industrial and hydrogen?stack applications. WEVO?CHEMIE has developed a range of silicone and polyurethane materials explicitly marketed as PFAS?free, serving as alternatives to fluororubber gaskets and other components that are currently under discussion due to the per? and polyfluoroalkyl substances (PFAS) they contain.
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Wacker Chemicals
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Industry Player
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1914 |
Chemicals
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Hi we’re Wacker Chemicals!
Wacker Chemie AG (also known as “WACKER”) is a German specialty?chemicals company that develops and manufactures products such as silicones, polymers, and polysilicon for industries ranging from construction and textiles to electronics and biopharma. WACKER is actively moving toward PFAS?free alternatives: the company has introduced thermoplastic engineered materials intended to replace PFAS?based additives in blown films. Additionally, WACKER has heat transfer fluids under the “Helisol” brand that are marketed as PFAS?free, reflecting the company’s broader strategy to phase out intentionally added fluorinated chemicals.
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Zhejiang Normal University
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Academia
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1956 |
Environment
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Hi we’re Zhejiang Normal University!
Zhejiang Normal University is a public institution located in Jinhua, Zhejiang Province, China, with strong programs in environmental sciences, geography, and applied ecology. ZJNU researchers have explored how arbuscular mycorrhizal fungi (AMF) enhance plant tolerance to PFAS stress in constructed wetlands. In one 2024 study, they found that AMF symbiosis improved removal efficiencies of chemical oxygen demand (COD), total phosphorus (TP), total nitrogen (TN), and ammonium?N (NH???N) in wetland systems subjected to PFAS exposure.
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Moss Parker
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Industry Player
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2023 |
Water Treatment
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Hi we’re Moss Parker!
MossParker Technologies is a Colorado?based cleantech company with an expertise in mobile water cleaning and total PFAS destruction. Their proprietary catalytic system breaks the carbon?fluorine bonds of “forever chemicals,” converting PFAS into fluoride and CO? with over 99.9% efficiency
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Newcastle University
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Academia
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1834 |
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Hi we’re Newcastle University!
Newcastle University (UK) is a public research university known for its strengths in engineering, environmental science and policy, and water systems research. The university has a Track?PFAS” project that aims to quantify PFAS in the water cycle and develop risk?assessment tools for water treatment works.
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University of Birmingham
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Academia
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1900 |
Water Treatment
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Hi we’re University of Birmingham!
The University of Birmingham is a UK research university renowned for its environmental science, chemistry, and public?health work. With respect to PFAS (per? and polyfluoroalkyl substances), researchers there have developed a novel luminescent sensor chip for rapid detection of PFAS in water. They also conducted studies showing that PFAS and microplastics together cause more severe harm to aquatic life than either alone.
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Enforcer One, LLC
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Industry Player
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2011 |
Consumer Goods
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Hi we’re Enforcer One, LLC!
EnforcerOne manufactures a full line of highly portable Compressed Air Foam Systems (CAFS) for fire departments, chemical companies, Oil & Gas, pipeline operations, mining companies, and even for personal use. Enforcer One explicitly is known for marketing its FIREBULL® Fluorine?Free foam products as PFAS?free and free of additional fluorine?based surfactants. They hold certifications (e.g., GreenScreen Certified™ Silver) confirming that their firefighting foams have less than 1?ppm total organic fluorine and no intentionally added PFAS
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