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For sites with high permeability geologies that have high groundwater flux rates, effective heating can be a challenge. For these sites, Steam Enhanced Extraction (SEE) may be the best ...

If you have been reading our blog posts, you may have already read my colleague Sophia LaRoche’s blog post “An Introduction to Thermal Conduction Heating (TCH)“. In this blog post, I will expand upon ...

Electrical Resistance Heating, or ERH, is a proven, reliable, and safe heating technology for thermally remediating contaminated sites. It’s been used all over the world for more than 25 years, and we...

Thermal remediation is a robust method that has been used to treat some of the world’s most heavily contaminated sites over the last two decades, but it may not be one you are very familiar with. In t...

Federal guidance about per- and poly-fluoroalkyl substances (PFAS) remediation may be on the horizon, but information about treatment options and their efficacy is often still murky. Research and deve...

How much energy is required during in situ thermal remediation (ISTR) project to reach site goals? It’s a question we often hear, because not only does energy usage impact project cost, it is als...

Maybe you have a site with challenging geological features, and you’re trying to figure out which remediation approach can handle all of them. Or perhaps you have a client who is on a tight schedule a...

Brownfield redevelopment projects are typically on tight schedules, and one delay can have a domino effect that ultimately costs the site owner and developer millions of dollars. That’s why it’s criti...

Thermal technology is powerful and rapid. The heat applied to the subsurface has the power to remove many types of contaminants from the subsurface, including VOCs, SVOCs, petroleum hydrocarbons, MGP ...

With so many options for remediation out there, can In Situ Thermal Remediation (ISTR) provide a solution for your site? And how do you know which thermal remediation approach is best? ISTR has three ...

“The successful completion of this project resulted in a cost avoidance of $218M by reducing the environmental remediation timeline by 140 years.” These words reflected on a recently completed Th...

More and more frequently, In Situ Thermal Remediation (ISTR) is used to treat contamination located below buildings, roadways, and other critical infrastructure. Subsidence (vertical downward movement...