Biodegradation of chlorinated contaminants using in situ Liquid Activated Carbon™

Webinar Highlights

In order to provide more insight into biodegradation of chlorinated solvents using Liquid Activated Carbon, REGENESIS is excited to welcome as a first-time guest webinar presenter, Matthew Valentine, P.G., LRS. Mr. Valentine is Vice President and Project Manager for the environmental engineering and consulting firm Woodard & Curran. He has over 26 years of experience in the environmental industry.  During the presentation, he will cover the pilot test and early full scale implementation of a project in South Carolina using the REGENESIS Technology PlumeStop® Liquid Activated Carbon. The contaminated site includes a TCE plume that is over 1,700 feet beyond the source area, and less than 1,000 away from a sensitive receptor.  View the webinar recording today to find out why PlumeStop was chosen.

  • PlumeStop application process, being applied with a slow-release electron donor and bioaugmentation culture to achieve biodegradation of chlorinated solvents in conjunction with the enhanced reductive dechlorination treatment technique
  • Initial results from a pilot study in which PlumeStop was selected as the remediation technology
  • Full scale implementation of PlumeStop at the site
Biodegradation of chlorinated contaminants using in situ Liquid Activated Carbon™
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