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How do nanobubbles affect geosmin and other water quality processes in Recirculating Aquaculture Systems (RAS)? New research from Theresa Afi at Dalhousie University is examining the effects of nanobubble technology on key RAS water quality challenges. Join us on September 8 for a European Aquaculture Society #EAStalk webinar connecting that research with Moleaer's findings from the field. 🎙️ Theresa Afi, PhD Researcher at Dalhousie University, will present the research findings, including her team's work exploring the use of nanobubbles to mitigate geosmin in RAS and their impact on other important RAS parameters. 🎙️ Jan Eric Haagensen, Moleaer's Senior Director, Scandinavia, will share case study findings from the field and practical insights into how Moleaer nanobubbles are being used in RAS water quality management. Together, they’ll connect the latest research with Moleaer's experience from the field and explore what this means for RAS water quality management. Nanobubble Technology in RAS: New Research and Insights from the Field 📅 September 8 ⏰ 8:00 AM EDT | 2:00 PM CEST 🔗 Register: https://lnkd.in/e5zk7Vmr #Aquaculture #RAS #WaterQuality #Nanobubbles #Geosmin

Less water. Less energy. Fewer chemicals. More output. 🫧 Moleaer has been selected for Cohort 7 of the 100+ Accelerator, joining 44 innovative companies from 40+ countries working to advance sustainable solutions across global supply chains. Water touches every part of a global supply chain and using it more effectively cuts energy, chemicals, and cost. With thousands of installations across 55+ countries, Moleaer's nanobubble technology is doing just that. We're helping customers in food, beverage, water treatment, agriculture, and aquaculture get more from every drop, every kilowatt, and every dollar spent. Through the 100+ Accelerator, we'll work directly with the program's corporate partners, AB InBev, The Coca-Cola Company, Colgate-Palmolive, Danone, Mondelēz International, and Unilever, to bring nanobubble technology into their operations, beginning with a wastewater deployment. #100Accelerator #Cohort7 #BoldSolutionsBuiltToScale

📰 Exciting to see Wastewater Digest spotlighting the momentum of nanobubble technology! Fresh off being awarded the 2025 Water Environment Federation Innovative Technology Award, Moleaer’s partnership with Xylem is accelerating global adoption of nanobubble technology in wastewater treatment. Together, we’re helping municipal and industrial wastewater plants reduce chemical use, cut energy demand, and meet compliance goals, all without costly infrastructure upgrades. Read the full article here 👉 https://lnkd.in/gkTg4Kuc #WEFTEC25 #WaterInnovation #XylemInnovationLab

I’m excited to announce Moleaer’s latest corporate partnership with @Sonny’s Enterprises. Many car washes have already invested in water reclaim, but few get the full value from it. Poor water quality and odors, problems every operator knows, push them back to fresh water. Moleaer's Nanobubble Technology changes that. By improving the quality of water operators are already reclaiming, we’ve helped sites significantly cut their freshwater use, without replacing the systems they already own. The timing couldn’t be better. U.S. water and sewer costs have climbed nearly 50% over the past decade and are still rising roughly 5% a year, well ahead of inflation. For operators, the business case is compelling. For an industry facing growing water constraints, it’s also simply the right thing to do. The partnership brings together complementary strengths. Moleaer brings patented nanobubble technology and deep water treatment expertise. Sonny’s brings unmatched industry relationships, knowledge, and distribution reach. We’ve already proven what this technology can do. Now, together with Sonny’s, we can deliver those results across the industry. We’ve already helped Car Wash operators save tens of millions of gallons of water per year. With this new partnership, we see a credible path to save the industry >1B gallons of water per year within the next few years. Looking forward to the road ahead with the Sonny’s team. 💧 #CarWash #WaterReuse #Sustainability #Water #Moleaer

What does better polymer performance look like at a wastewater treatment plant? At Clean Water Services’ Rock Creek facility, operators ultimately optimized around total economics, using 17% less polymer while producing slightly drier cake. At Greer CPW, operators demonstrated a 30% reduction in polymer consumption while maintaining cake solids. Both facilities are using Moleaer nanobubble technology to improve the performance of their existing polymers — without changing polymer chemistry or modifying existing dewatering equipment. Moleaer nanobubbles are introduced into polymer makedown water before blending, giving operators another way to optimize dewatering performance and reduce operating costs. Less polymer. Drier cake. Better dewatering economics. See what wastewater plants are achieving with Moleaer nanobubble technology.

Every wastewater plant has different dewatering priorities. For some, it’s reducing polymer consumption. For others, it’s producing drier cake to lower hauling and disposal costs. Often, it’s finding the right balance between the two. Moleaer nanobubble technology gives operators another way to optimize that equation by improving the performance of the polymers they already use. At Clean Water Services’ Rock Creek facility, operators ultimately optimized around total economics, operating at 17% less polymer while producing slightly drier cake. At Greer CPW, operators demonstrated a 30% reduction in polymer consumption while maintaining cake solids. Moleaer nanobubbles are introduced into polymer makedown water before blending, improving polymer performance without changing polymer chemistry or modifying existing dewatering equipment. Optimize for less polymer. Drier cake. Or the balance that makes the most sense for your plant. See what wastewater plants are achieving with Moleaer nanobubble technology.