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Regen-as-a-Service

A simplified, end-to-end management model to lower PFAS treatment costs and minimize waste across your water systems using Central Regeneration
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INTRO

Reducing PFAS Treatment Costs Across Complex Water Systems

Per- and polyfluoroalkyl substances (PFAS) treatment is putting pressure on water operators to control cost, reduce waste and maintain performance across changing regulatory conditions. Centralized regeneration creates a practical path for organizations treating groundwater, surface water, municipal wastewater and industrial process water, while keeping drinking water applications front and center. Backed by integrated consulting, testing and treatment expertise, Onterris helps clients shift away from single-use media toward a more efficient lifecycle strategy.

Supporting Your Industry

Water challenges vary across sectors and geographies, and our experts help identify the right solutions for your specific needs
why it matters

Advancing PFAS treatment with lower waste and cost

  • Reduce long-term PFAS treatment costs
  • Limit waste from exhausted treatment media
  • Avoid on-site regeneration infrastructure
  • Maintain traceable media handling and reuse
  • Support complex water treatment applications
  • Strengthen readiness for evolving PFAS requirements

Supporting regeneration strategies across water treatment systems

Centralized regeneration helps organizations manage exhausted ion exchange media without building, permitting or operating a site-specific regeneration plant. The model supports treatment programs across groundwater, surface water, municipal wastewater and industrial process water, while also serving drinking water utilities seeking a lower-waste, lower-cost path for PFAS treatment.
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Our Capabilities

Integrated PFAS regeneration and water treatment support

Centralized regeneration services
Regenerable ion exchange media management
Media transfer, handling and transport
PFAS treatment system integration
Quality assurance and quality control oversight
Lifecycle cost evaluation
Waste volume reduction strategies
Support across groundwater, surface water, municipal wastewater and industrial process water applications

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Emerging Contaminants

Identify, assess and manage PFAS and other emerging contaminants with advanced science, regulatory insight and integrated environmental solutions.

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Reliable commissioning and remote support maintained steady treatment performance in complex lagoon water as the site progressed toward closure

Protecting Drinking Water for Pender County: Turning PFAS Uncertainty Into a Long-Term Plan

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