Per- and Polyfluoroalkyl Substances (PFAS) are among the most persistent and challenging contaminants in water, wastewater and environmental systems. Defined by their strong carbon–fluorine bonds, PFAS resist conventional treatment methods, accumulate in ecosystems and demand advanced, sustainable solutions.
PFAS contamination represents both an environmental liability and a public health challenge. Our innovation in PFAS treatment helps industries and municipalities to:
WOG’s PFAS treatment solutions are suited for both industrial and municipal applications, including:
PFAS management is no longer a stand-alone compliance requirement, it is part of a broader sustainability strategy. By combining capture, destruction and resource recovery, WOG is helping industries transition to safe, scalable and future-ready solutions for one of the toughest challenges in water and waste management.
With our PFAS innovations, we aim to close the loop, turning persistent pollutants into manageable outputs while safeguarding environmental and public health.
Let’s design the future of treatment together.
PFAS have extremely strong carbon–fluorine bonds, making them resistant to biodegradation and most conventional chemical treatments.
Granular activated carbon (GAC) and ion exchange resins remain the most widely used, with removal efficiencies exceeding 95%.
Yes, emerging technologies like plasma treatment and electrochemical oxidation show promise for breaking down PFAS molecules, while high-temperature incineration (>1,000 °C) achieves complete mineralization under controlled conditions.
Yes, nanofiltration and reverse osmosis can achieve >99% removal, but they generate concentrated brine streams that require further treatment.
By integrating PFAS control into zero liquid discharge, sludge-to-energy and waste-to-resource frameworks, reducing lifecycle costs and enabling circular economy benefits.
