SUSTAINABILITY

Water Infrastructure That Gives Back More Than It Takes

NBOT was engineered around a simple principle: purification should not create new environmental liabilities. The only meaningful by-product is dissolved oxygen.

THE PFAS CHALLENGE

Addressing the Water Industry's Most Urgent Contaminant

PFAS — per- and polyfluoroalkyl substances, often called "forever chemicals" — are now subject to enforceable federal drinking water limits as low as 4.0 parts per trillion for PFOA and PFOS, with public water systems required to monitor and report by 2027 and reach compliance by 2029. Regulatory frameworks are still evolving. NBOT is engineered to reduce PFAS and other persistent contaminants without introducing new chemical inputs.

Enforceable Limits

PFOA and PFOS now carry legally enforceable Maximum Contaminant Levels.

Compliance Pressure

Utilities face monitoring and reporting deadlines with real consequences.

Non-Chemical Reduction

NBOT reduces PFAS without adding new chemical treatment inputs.

NBOT ENVIRONMENTAL IMPACT

Measurable Reductions, Not Just Claims

30–40%

Water use reduction

30–50%

Blowdown reduction

Zero

Chemical waste streams

O₂

Only by-product

WHERE SUSTAINABLE WATER TREATMENT MATTERS MOST

Markets Facing the Greatest Water Pressure

Agriculture

Reducing nutrient runoff without chemical inputs.

Aquaculture

Clean, pathogen-free water without chemical disinfectants.

Marine & Ballast Water

Controlling invasive organisms in maritime discharge.

Data Centers

Reducing cooling-water consumption at scale.

Municipal Systems

Modernizing infrastructure against PFAS.

Industrial & Wastewater

Meeting discharge regulations, reducing chemicals.

OUR PHILOSOPHY

Sustainability as an Engineering Standard, Not a Marketing Claim

Measured, Not Assumed

We hold every technology to a standard of verifiable environmental performance.

Built for the Long Term

We evaluate technologies on decades-long resource impact, not quarters.

Discuss NBOT's Environmental Impact for Your Facility

We're glad to walk through the specific water, chemical, and regulatory considerations for your site.