Reducing water shortages across the globe
If nature could handle the water treatment needs of a population growing at 50 million people per year, with all of our complex energy and agricultural and cultural needs, it would. But it can’t. Unfortunately, humanity has simply outgrown nature.
Fortunately, nature still offers a water solution. At its heart lies a robust design that we can enhance to help nature do what it does best – clean and heal. Organica helps nature do what it is best designed to do, on a scale that is most efficient, self-contained, decentralized, manageable, measureable, and sustainable.
Organica is on the forefront of this necessary paradigm shift in how civilization has thus far dealt with its sanitation problems; the decentralization of the wastewater treatment process. The Organica technology is indeed a vehicle with which to deliver this new reality of wastewater treatment with its sustainable, economical, odor free, botanical garden-like appearance, seamlessly fitting into any urban environment.
Commissioned in 2010, the Organica wastewater treatment plant in Le Lude, France is the first of its kind in the country. It operates in the Loire Valley- one of the most pristine and history rich regions of France.
Images et montage : Giuseppe GRAVINA / Imaginacom – Républicain lorrain
Better Treatment Characteristics
Organica’s natural and complex ecosystems in reactors produce an effluent quality markedly better than that of conventional activated sludge technology. The broader ecology is more effective at removing micro pollutants such as xenobiotics which are increasingly showing up in water resources.
By letting nature literally take its course, Organica’s biological water system reduces direct energy use and decreases excess sludge production.
Better Value
Building an Organica wastewater system simplifies planning and budgeting for operational costs. The construction of an Organica facility is highly comparable to a traditional wastewater treatment plant. But where Organica’s expert water solutions really shine is in the dramatically reduced footprint and total land requirements. Once up and running, your operating expenses are significantly reduced due to lower electrical use and lower excess sludge generation. By lowering the operational cost of treating water, a biological Organica water treatment plant pays for itself in relative short order.
More Aesthetically Pleasing
By letting nature literally take its course, Organica’s biological water system reduces direct energy use and decreases excess sludge production.
Building an Organica wastewater system simplifies planning and budgeting for operational costs. The construction of an Organica facility is highly comparable to a traditional wastewater treatment plant. But where Organica’s expert water solutions really shine is in the dramatically reduced footprint and total land requirements. Once up and running, your operating expenses are significantly reduced due to lower electrical use and lower excess sludge generation. By lowering the operational cost of treating water, a biological Organica water treatment plant pays for itself in relative short order.
Green & Sustainable Reuse
By reducing your carbon footprint from lower energy use and excess sludge generated, you will become a Green Corporate Citizen. And because your Organica water system is decentralized, it has no need for multiple miles (kilometers) of pipes and sewerage either to pump waste to the facility or reuse water back to its source. It is self-contained and environmentally sustainable. Lack of chemicals means further lowering your carbon footprint while providing tertiary treatment. This positions Organica technology especially well for urban wastewater recycling, lowering your environmental footprint while building a more sustainable water future, one greenhouse at a time. With Organica’s natural botanical garden facilities, you will literally go green.
Organica Saves Your Budget Dollars
By lowering the operational cost of treating water and reducing the amount of fresh water used, a natural Organica water treatment plant pays for itself in relative short order.
Organica is on the forefront of this necessary paradigm shift in how civilization has thus far dealt with its sanitation problems; the decentralization of the wastewater treatment process. The Organica water technology is indeed a vehicle with which to deliver this new reality of wastewater treatment with its sustainable, economical, odor free, botanical garden-like appearance, seamlessly fitting into any urban environment.