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As our efforts to combat climate change continues, this CEC project has shown that the combination of carbon diversion (Aqua-Aerobics Systems cloth media filter) coupled with an advanced, intensified yet extremely simple secondary treatment MNE process can achieve reductions in both operating and capital costs as well as delivering resource recovery and mitigating process emissions.

Despite periods of extreme wet weather, process interruptions and intermittent trade discharges over the last 8 months, Microvi’s MNE nutrient removal process has continued to perform without fail and demonstrated robust and reliable performance, seamlessly switching between conventional and advanced primary feeds.

Big thanks to our partners CWT and Linda County for their contributions and support, as well as the California Energy Commission for funding this project.

Microvi will make its first presentation at the NC One Water Conference in Charlotte this Monday, December 5th. Join Chris Flannery in a discussion on how Microvi's MNE technology is enabling the Oro Loma Sanitary District to remove nearly 50 tons of nutrient from the San Francisco Bay every year. The presentation is part of the Technical Sessions and in the Wastewater track scheduled for 4:30 PM.

Microvi recently had the privilege of hosting some wonderful visitors from Hawai'i. Representatives from University of Hawai'i at Manoa's College of Tropical Agriculture and Human Resources, the University of Hawai'i Foundation, Ulupono Initiative, and Kamehameha Schools were able to see Microvi's water and wastewater technologies up close, all the way from bench-scale to commercial deployment, and learn how Microvi's modular MNE technology can provide workable solutions for decentralized water treatment.

Microvi is pleased to achieve a major commercial milestone in wastewater treatment in San Francisco Bay Area. Over 500 days of operation and 120,000 lbs of nutrient removal, Chris Flannery will be presenting the performance of Microvi's full-scale sidestream treatment system at NC One Water's Annual Conference on December 5th. Please join us to learn more about this major milestone: https://nconewater.org/page/AnnualConference

A new hope to eliminate a cancer-causing chemical impacting millions of people around the globe! Microvi has been awarded over $1.1M to advance its technology for eliminating chromium, a cancer-causing chemical, in water. In 2020, Microvi developed a novel approach for chromium elimination based on its MNE platform technology. This new technology was successfully shown to reduce chromium in water to less than 5 ppb, meeting current and potential future regulatory limits. The funding for this work has been provided by the National Institute of Health (NIH). Read more here: https://bit.ly/3UUaEsB

Microvi Awarded Over $1.1 Million to Scale its New Technology that Eliminates a Cancer-causing Chemical in Water — Microvi “We are excited to finalize this new technology for such a significant problem that affects the health of millions of people around globe,” said Dr. Fatemeh Shirazi, CEO of Microvi. “Our commitment to our customers in the drinking water industry has always been to offer the most reliable, adva...

San Francisco contributes up to 20% of the nutrients entering the Bay from treated wastewater. To upgrade all of its wastewater facilities to remove nitrogen, the city would need to pay up to $1.5 billion. Microvi is already using its innovative and cost-effective MNE technology to address nitrogen loads in the San Francisco Bay at Oro Loma Sanitary District. Read more about the San Francisco upgrades here - https://bit.ly/3svOboW. You can learn about Microvi's progress on decreasing the Bay's nitrogen load here - https://bit.ly/3TVcVTT.

Removing nutrients from wastewater that goes into the bay could cost San Francisco up to $1.5 billion After a disastrous algae bloom in the San Francisco Bay killed tens of thousands of fish,...

It was great to be back in New Orleans for WEFTEC. Microvi was happy to reconnect with our peers and customers in the industry who share our passion for bringing our sustainable solutions for wastewater. As usual, the technical sessions were top-notch, including CWT’s discussing the utilization of Microvi’s MNE technology for nutrient removal. Thank you to everyone who took the time to meet up with us. If you were unable to attend or connect with us at WEFTEC, drop us a note at [email protected]. We’re always happy to talk about collaborating with our exciting technology!

Come see CWT's Onder Caliskaner discussing Microvi's first-of-its-kind application for nutrient removal from advanced primary effluent during WEFTEC 's "Progress of Carbon Diversion Using Advanced Primary Treatment" session at 3:30 PM CDT today.

Microvi's team will be at WEFTEC this week! Reach out to Ali Dorri and Ajay Nair to discuss how our innovative nutrient removal solutions could work for you. You can get in touch at [email protected], [email protected], and [email protected].

Microvi's innovative MNE technology will be discussed by CWT's Onder Caliskaner in the "Progress of Carbon Diversion Using Advanced Primary Treatment" session at WEFTEC 2022 (Oct 11). You can also chat with Ali Dorri and Ajay Nair about our wastewater nutrient solutions in person. Just reach out to [email protected].

Microvi has achieved a major commercial milestone for its award-winning MNE technology implemented at Sunny Slope Water Company in Pasadena, CA. The system has produced 150,000,000 gallons of clean drinking water and removed 13,000 lbs of nitrate since starting operation in January 2017. Read more about the impacts of this system and the MNE technology here:

Microvi Achieves Major Commercial Milestone for its Award-Winning MNE Technology for Increasing California’s Drinking Water Supply — Microvi “Sunny Slope Water Company has attracted visitors from all over the world to see Microvi’s system in action,” said Ken Tcheng, General Manager of Sunny Slope Water Company. “Microvi’s high-performance system has been consistently verified by stringent water quality testing. Tens of thousan...

Microvi would like to a extend a sincere thank you to all those who visited with us at the 75th Water Jam in Virginia Beach. We'd also like to congratulate the organizers for putting on a great event which drew record-breaking attendance. If you were unable to attend, feel free to reach out and discuss how our technology can work for you - https://www.microvi.com/contact

The San Francisco Bay receives the treated effluent for 37 water resource reclamation facilities. By and large, these plants are safely discharging wastewater in compliance with environmental and health standards. According to a report by the San Francisco Estuary Institute, “there is a growing body of evidence that suggests the historic resilience of San Francisco Bay to the harmful effects of nutrient enrichment is weakening.” The impacts of persistent harmful algae blooms over the past few years are bringing to light opportunities to invest in upgrades to aging infrastructure to target the removal of nutrients like nitrogen and phosphorous. See 's detailed thread on the reporting on the recent bloom in the SF Bay here - https://bit.ly/3R4LIvn, and how Microvi is already working to combat excess nutrient loads in the Bay here - https://bit.ly/3LQWDIb.

We look forward to seeing you in Virginia Beach at WaterJAM. Stop by Booth #502 and learn how Microvi can deliver treatment intensification to your plant. https://bit.ly/3A3vAUP

We are excited to announce Mike Falk of HDR will be presenting Microvi's outstanding performance for sustainable sidestream nutrient removal at Oro Loma's 12 MGD plan. The presentation will be at PNCWA 2022 tomorrow at 1:15 PM PDT in Room 206D.

Microvi's MNE will be showcased at the world's most comprehensive gathering of water quality professionals and thought leaders at WEFTEC on Oct 11th.

WEFTEC will be in New Orleans this year on Oct 8-12. Microvi's technology will be discussed on Tuesday the 11th during the Session entitled "Progress of Carbon Diversion Using Advanced Primary Treatment". Please plan to attend and see how Microvi's complementary MNE technology is being demonstrated at the Linda County WRRF.

More details here: https://bit.ly/3cOzMA5

Microvi is now on Instagram! Follow us for more on our innovative solutions to today's climate and sustainability challenges. https://bit.ly/3PUSO5k

On Sept 13 HDR's Mike Falk will be presenting on Microvi's full-scale sidestream treatment system at this year's Pacific Northwest Clean Water Association Conference - You can register here:

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Microvi will be exhibiting at VA-AWWA's and VWEA's WaterJAM 2022 in Virginia Beach on Sept 12-15! We look forward to seeing you there. If you're planning on attending, please reach out to Chris Flannery for a deeper discussion on how Microvi's nutrient removal technology can best fit your plant's needs. https://bit.ly/3A3vAUP

The San Francisco Bay is one of the most nutrient-polluted water bodies in the US and is now experiencing harmful algal blooms that could pose significant risks to the local ecosystem and economy (https://bit.ly/3cadeJQ). See how Microvi's MNE technology is already being implemented to help save the Bay here: https://youtu.be/caRCUokDiL4

Microvi's Transformative Biology at Scale and in Action! The San Francisco Bay receives some of the highest nitrogen pollution loads in the country. Estimated capital costs to reduce nitrogen discharge into the bay...

Microvi has successfully completed the commissioning of its MNE nutrient removal demonstration plant as part of the $6.5 million California Energy Commission project at the Linda County Water District WWTP! The state-of-the-art demonstration is already achieving total nitrogen levels of

Microvi Successfully Commissions its Groundbreaking MNE Nutrient Removal Technology for the California Energy Commission’s $6.5M Project in Linda County, CA — Microvi “Advanced secondary treatment technologies, such as the one offered by Microvi, will be a critical component of next-generation wastewater treatment,” said Onder Caliskaner, President of CWT and Principal Investigator of the project. “It has been effortless working with the Microvi team to imp...

Are you interested in joining our fast-paced R&D team? We are looking for a microbiologist/fermentation specialist to join Microvi's expanding team in Michigan! Join us as we work on advanced solutions for synthetic biology, water purification, and wastewater reuse. Learn more and apply here: https://bit.ly/3vBTGo7

Microvi is expanding! We are so excited to announce the opening of a new Microvi location in Michigan. This new facility will be leveraging Microvi’s MNE platform and will support our engineering, sales, and R&D capacity in the East Coast.

Microvi Accelerates Growth with New Office and Research Facility in Michigan — Microvi “We’re excited to introduce this innovative technology to our drinking water treatment system,” said Barbara Chappell, Goodyear Public Works Deputy Director. “The Microvi system has exceeded our treatment goals while providing an economical and environmentally friendly operation.”

Earlier this month Ajay Nair presented on Microvi's positive impacts on wastewater treatment challenges at the European Wastewater Management Conference & Exhibition. Please contact us at [email protected] if you are interested in receiving a copy of our presentation!

Don't miss learning about Microvi's full-scale sidestream treatment system at the Pacific Northwest Clean Water Association's 2022 Conference on Sept 12-14! Presented by HDR's Mike Falk

Microvi will present its MNE technology for wastewater treatment at the Rocky Mountain Water Environment Association's (RMWEA) Innovative Technologies Seminar on Thursday August 4th in Denver, CO. If you'd like to register for this in-person event, please click here (https://bit.ly/3B3gwbF). If you're planning on attending, please reach out to Chris Flannery for a deeper discussion on how Microvi's nutrient removal technology can best fit your plant's needs.

Over the last three weeks, Microvi has been working tirelessly to install and commission our groundbreaking wastewater pilot system for total nitrogen removal at the Linda County Wastewater Treatment Plant. Now we are looking forward to starting our testing regime!

Microvi's Ajay Nair will be showcasing our technology's ability to harness target microbes to meet challenges in wastewater treatment such as greenhouse gas emissions, treatment capacity, and resource recovery on July 13 at the European Wastewater Management Conference & Exhibition!

Microvi's cutting edge technology for process intensification and sidestream ammonia treatment will be presented at WEF's 2022 Innovations in Process Engineering Conference in Miami (June 20-23)! You can see a full list of the conference events here: https://bit.ly/3mfWVw9

Ajay Nair will be presenting an overview of treatment intensification with Microvi's MNE technology during Tuesday's 10:45 AM Session on Ballasted Flocculation and Encapsulated Biomass. Microvi's sidestream nitritition project at Oro Loma Sanitary District will be presented by HDR in Tuesdays 1:30 PM Session entitled Innovations in Sidestream Treatment. Please stop by and say hello.

In case you missed it, see Microvi in the Water Research Foundation's "Innovative Technologies for Decentralized and Small Systems" webinar discussing how small systems can access cutting-edge treatment technologies. https://bit.ly/3wt4Psi (registration required)

Innovative Technologies for Decentralized and Small Systems Innovative Technologies for Decentralized and Small Systems Posted: May 10, 2022 Resource Type Webcast Please log in to access this resource This resource is only available to Public Plus or Subscriber accounts. If you are not a subscriber, you can register for a Public Plus account. Need to login a...