by Trevor Turbidy At Drylet, while the safety and well-being of our employees and our customers is always our priority, we also recognize the important role our products play for our valued customers during this critical time. In Houston, Texas, where our corporate headquarters are located, our Mayor issued a stay-home-work-safe order earlier this week. While this impacts
As Drylet is favorably positioned to grow its presence rapidly on the dynamic waste-to-energy market, Trevor Turbidy brings strong financial development and energy operations experience to the company. FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE HOUSTON, Texas — (January 6, 2020) – Drylet, LLC, an award-winning bioremediation technology company with a strong waste-to-energy focus, announced today that Trevor Turbidy
Drylet’s solution for sewage sludge reduction also featured in Schneider Electric’s whitepaper “The Business Case for One-Planet Prosperity” FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE HOUSTON, Texas (Aug. 7, 2019) – Aqua Assist, the innovative sewage sludge reduction solution by Drylet, was awarded the prestigious Solar Impulse Efficient Solution Label. At a time when fecal sludge management is being
HOUSTON, TEXAS (SEPTEMBER 19, 2018) – Drylet’s award-winning technology Aqua Assist has been selected to rid waterways of algae blooms in Florida. Through the efforts of local technology provider BBC Solar and More and its partner LM Technology, Aqua Assist will be applied to a first site identified by the City of Stuart. The Martin
As extreme weather events increase, so do the risks associated with Combined Sewage Overflow (CSO). Because rebuilding combined sewer systems takes time and money, we need cost-effective solutions that can help these aging combined sewer systems cope in the interim, writes Dr. Malcolm Fabiyi in Water Canada. In this context, governments and waste management authorities should
Microbial technologies are the affordable approach for unlocking the value of wastewater so it shifts from a burden to an opportunity, writes Drylet COO Dr. Malcolm Fabiyi in Water Briefing Global. Read the article here.
Microbes can kill us. Drylet CEO Luka Erceg should know: he narrowly escaped with his life in January. He argues that they can also help us tackle some of the biggest challenges on our planet. Read his very personal column in Scientific American.
“Nature is the original problem solver, and incorporating inspiration from nature into operations can help reduce the negative externalities from grey infrastructure construction and utilization like chemical contamination,” argues Drylet CEO Luka Erceg. TriplePundit has the full story.
Each year, the coveted Global Water Awards are presented at the Global Water Summit, a major business conference for the water industry worldwide. Established in 2006 by Global Water Intelligence, the awards recognize the most important achievements in the international water industry within several categories, and reward those initiatives in the water, wastewater and desalination
This article in World Water magazine is the first byline by Luka Erceg as the CEO of Drylet. Among other things, he emphasizes why the biosolids-reduction approach matters particularly in China when it comes to effectively improving wastewater management.