Organica Water, Inc applications

Wastewater treatmen can occur in dense city neighborhoods, minimizing the number one cost in wastewater infrastructure: the piping network. Treatment close to the waste source creates opportunities for localized water reuse, thereby decreasing pressure on drinking water infrastructure. Urban landscape is actually positively impacted by the presence of ‘Urban Water Gardens’.

Upgrades of existing wastewater treatment facilities can increase capacity, improve effluent quality, and decrease operational costs. In cases where the city has developed around the old wastewater treatment facility, the technical improvements from upgrades are coupled with a transformation from industrial to natural, enhancing neighborhoods and improving the surroundings.

With a small building envelope, beautiful garden aesthetics, and no odor, land value is maintained and, in many cases, even improved. Simple operation and lower energy consumption along with on-site water reuse opportunities will bring savings over time, and make any development much more sustainable.

Treated effluent is of a high quality and local reuse needs can easily be met without additional treatment. Social acceptance of wastewater reuse is facilitated by the incorporation of nature – a thriving healthy garden – in the facility.