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BOSTON, Massachusetts \u2013 September 29, 2025<\/b> -<\/strong> Gradiant<\/a><\/span>, a global leader in advanced water and wastewater solutions, today announced advancements in its ForeverGone<\/a> PFAS destruction platform, establishing it as one of the most cost-effective and sustainable solutions for eliminating \u201cforever chemicals\u201d in industrial wastewater.<\/p>\n


Destroying PFAS at the Source<\/strong>
ForeverGone is the first fully integrated platform that destroys PFAS compounds on site. The system pairs micro-foam fractionation with advanced electrooxidation to achieve 99\u201399.9% removal, including short-chain PFAS that older technologies often miss. Unlike granular activated carbon (GAC), ion exchange resin (IX or IER) and other \u201ccapture and dispose\u201d approaches, ForeverGone eliminates PFAS completely and removes the need for costly disposal and environmental handling risks.<\/p>\n


A New Cost Benchmark<\/strong>
Operating at just $0.10\u2013$0.20 per cubic meter, ForeverGone delivers a breakthrough in affordability that is far below the $0.50\u2013$2.00 per cubic meter total cost of conventional GAC or IX treatment. With energy use of only ~0.5 kWh\/m\u00b3 as the primary operating expense, the system minimizes costs while on-site treatment eliminates the added costs and risks of hauling and disposal.<\/p>\n


\u201cForeverGone is the new model for how industries tackle PFAS,\u201d said Anurag Bajpayee, Co-Founder and CEO of Gradiant. \u201cBy destroying PFAS at the source, we remove the burden of disposal and deliver compliance that is both cost-effective and sustainable. Regulations in Europe and Asia are accelerating adoption, while U.S. industries are preparing for the inevitable. ForeverGone gives customers confidence to meet today\u2019s standards and tomorrow\u2019s. And as attention turns to compounds like trifluoroacetic acid (TFA), this platform establishes a foundation for long-term leadership in emerging contaminants.\u201d<\/p>\n


New Deployment at Munich International Airport<\/strong>
Gradiant has commissioned a ForeverGone system at Munich International Airport to tackle contamination from fire suppressant aqueous film-forming foam (AFFF). This deployment highlights the platform\u2019s versatility in solving complex, legacy PFAS challenges. The latest ForeverGone units are now operating on-site, proving their effectiveness in high-profile, high-demand environments.<\/p>\n


Compact and Mobile<\/strong>
After a four-year development program, Gradiant has reduced the footprint of its Destruction Engine electrooxidation unit by more than 100X, shrinking it to just 2% of the original system volume. Paired with Micro-Foam Fractionation, the result is a technology that is highly compact, mobile, and adaptable for both permanent installations and temporary remediation applications.<\/p>\n

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Regulatory Drivers<\/strong>
Demand is accelerating worldwide as regulations tighten:<\/p>\n

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