Containerized modular Granular Activated Carbon (GAC) systems offer an innovative and practical solution for addressing the critical issue of PFAS and microplastic contamination in water systems. By adopting a service model where The Oaktree takes full responsibility for the sequestration process, communities and industries can benefit from a turnkey solution without the complexities of managing the technology and waste disposal themselves.

The modular design of containerized GAC systems makes them highly scalable and adaptable to various needs. These systems can be deployed rapidly, whether for small-scale municipal use, industrial remediation, or emergency responses to contamination events. Being pre-assembled in standard ISO containers ensures easy transport and installation, reducing upfront costs and time required for traditional infrastructure development.

By offering this technology as a service, The Oaktree removes the burden of operational oversight from clients. This includes regular maintenance, monitoring, and optimization of the system to ensure maximum efficiency in removing PFAS, microplastics, and other toxins. Crucially, The Oaktree also assumes responsibility for the safe handling and disposal of spent carbon, ensuring that the hazardous contaminants captured do not re-enter the environment.

This service model allows clients to focus on their core operations while ensuring compliance with stringent environmental regulations. It also aligns with growing global sustainability goals by providing an efficient and environmentally responsible solution to water contamination. The Oaktree’s expertise ensures that the latest technological advancements in GAC systems are utilized, maintaining high performance and cost-effectiveness.

By taking responsibility for sequestration and disposal, The Oaktree ensures accountability, making it a trusted partner in the fight against water pollution. This innovative approach not only addresses immediate contamination concerns but also contributes to long-term environmental and public health benefits, fostering trust and sustainability in water management practices.