Energy
Treatment solutions for energy operations, built for complex contaminant chemistry and regulatory pressure
Groundwater remediation, impacted water treatment, and state-certified operators for refineries, pipelines, fueling infrastructure, power generation facilities, and upstream and downstream operations.
OUR PROCESS
A single partner for contaminant characterization, discharge planning, and compliant system operation
Energy and oil and gas sites often carry legacy contamination alongside active operational releases. We assess your water chemistry, confirm your discharge or injection pathway, and design a treatment approach matched to the actual contaminant profile: hydrocarbons, BTEX, PFAS, heavy metals, or a combination of all of them.
TREATMENT SERVICES
Turnkey treatment for petroleum-impacted groundwater, produced water, and facility runoff
We design and operate treatment systems for contaminated groundwater at fuel facilities, pipeline corridors, refinery sites, and power generation campuses, including leaking underground storage tank (LUST) response, spill remediation, and long-term groundwater monitoring compliance.
Discharge Pathway Planning Support (sanitary sewer, surface water, or NPDES)
Water Chemistry Review and Treatment Technology Selection
BTEX, TPH, PFAS, and Heavy Metal Treatment Trains
Underground Storage Tank (LUST) Response and Groundwater Remediation
Soil Vapor Extraction, Air Sparging, and Multi-phase Extraction Support
Compliance Support Through Operating Logs, Sampling Coordination, and Reporting-Ready Documentation
FILTRATION & COMPLIANCE
Filtration systems for petroleum, PFAS, and mixed-contaminant groundwater
Petroleum-impacted groundwater is rarely simple. BTEX, TPH, PFAS, and dissolved metals commonly appear together, requiring layered treatment approaches that address each parameter within a single, manageable system.
Liquid Phase Activated Carbon for BTEX, TPH, and VOC Removal
Specialty Media for PFAS and Emerging Contaminant Polishing
Oil-Water Separation and Hydrocarbon Pre-treatment
Air Stripping and Vapor Phase Carbon for VOC-Laden Water
Media Changeouts, Handling, and Disposal Support to Keep Systems Performing
Field resources for managing petroleum-impacted groundwater and treatment systems
Practical guides covering treatment system operation, filtration selection, and troubleshooting — useful for environmental managers and field teams working on fuel facility, pipeline, and refinery sites.
BUILD
Characterize contamination and design the system before a spill or release becomes a regulatory enforcement action
At fuel and energy facilities, the window between a confirmed release and a regulatory response can be short. We move quickly from water quality data and discharge pathway confirmation to a designed, deployable treatment system, with pilot testing available for complex sites or uncertain contaminant concentrations.
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DEPLOY
Operate systems that perform on active facility sites with minimal disruption
Energy and oil and gas facilities don't stop for remediation. We commission, operate, and maintain treatment systems in ways that work alongside active site operations, with clear compliance documentation and responsive field support that keeps pace with regulatory expectations.
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Mobile treatment equipment for petroleum-impacted sites, ready for fast response
When a LUST release or spill response requires rapid treatment system deployment, our trailer-mounted and modular equipment can be staged and operational quickly, configured for your target contaminants and expected flow.
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OUR TEAM
Scientists, geologists, and state-certified operators experienced in petroleum site remediation
Our HAZWOPER-certified team has deep experience on fuel facility, refinery, and pipeline corridor sites, where BTEX, TPH, and PFAS contamination requires both technical rigor and the operational awareness to work safely in regulated, active environments.
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Ready to discuss your energy or oil and gas site with a treatment expert?
Our process starts with a free consult to understand your release, discharge requirements, and water quality, then recommend the right remediation and treatment path forward.
