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November 1, 2025

PFAS Capture-and-Destruction Technology Commissioned in Germany | Chemical Engineering

Gradiant has commissioned its ForeverGone system at Munich International Airport in Germany. The unit delivers >99.9% destruction efficiency of PFAS via microbubble separation and electro-oxidation, while reducing system size and costs. With onboard SmartOps AI for optimized productivity and energy use, it addresses legacy contamination from AFFF with advanced precision.

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October 27, 2025

PFAS Destruction and the Future of Sustainable Water Treatment | H2O Global News

Anurag spoke with H2O Global News about Gradiant’s breakthroughs in PFAS destruction and the global shift toward sustainable water treatment. He highlighted ForeverGone, which removes and destroys PFAS on-site for complete elimination. With successes like Munich Airport, he outlined how scalable, on-site solutions are redefining the future of sustainable water treatment.

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October 16, 2025

Gradiant Secures $50 Million Credit Facility from HSBC, Exceeding $100 Million in Total Financing Capacity

Gradiant has secured a $50 million corporate credit facility from HSBC, raising its total financing capacity beyond $100 million. The facility strengthens Gradiant’s growing capital maturity, supporting its U.S. operations and global expansion of sustainable water solutions for industries like semiconductors, pharmaceuticals, and renewable energy. Anurag highlights the partnership as validation of Gradiant’s financial and technology leadership.

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September 29, 2025

Gradiant’s ForeverGone Sets New Standard for PFAS Destruction with Breakthrough Cost and Performance

ForeverGone is the first fully integrated platform that destroys PFAS compounds on site, pairing micro-foam fractionation with advanced electrooxidation to achieve 99–99.9% removal. ForeverGone sets a new benchmark for PFAS destruction at unmatched affordability. With the Munich International Airport deployment, the ForeverGone platform establishes a foundation for long-term leadership in emerging contaminants.

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July 29, 2025

Water Scarcity is the First Signal of a Warming Planet | Fast Company

Water scarcity isn’t just a resource issue - it’s the first signal of a planet in crisis. In their latest piece for Schnelle Gesellschaft, Anurag and Prakash make the case that water scarcity is the most immediate, visible, and actionable indicator of climate change. We already have the technologies. What’s needed now is speed, alignment, and leadership.

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July 7, 2025

What Are the Options for PFAS Destruction in Manufacturing? I Manufacturing Dive

Gradiant CEO Anurag Bajpayee spoke with Manufacturing Dive about ForeverGone, the company’s breakthrough PFAS destruction technology. Combining micro-foam fractionation with electro-oxidation, ForeverGone removes and destroys PFAS onsite—offering manufacturers a powerful new option for compliance and sustainability.

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May 20, 2025

The Water Company Trying to Get Rid of PFAS | U.S. News & World Report

U.S. News & World Report met with Gradiant at the 2025 Edison-Preise, where Steven Lam and Katie Dobbins discussed ForeverGone—a one-of-a-kind PFAS solution that won Gold at this year’s Edison-Preise. They address why PFAS are harmful, how ForeverGone integrates micro-foam fractionation and electro-oxidation into a complete solution, and what sets it apart: permanent destruction, not just removal.

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April 14, 2025

Das Durchbrechen des ewigen chemischen Kreislaufs beginnt mit der Industrie | Fast Company Impact Council

Die Kontamination mit PFAS bedroht die globale Gesundheit, Ökosysteme wie Pflanzen, Böden und Grundwasser sowie die Widerstandsfähigkeit von Unternehmen. Prakash verdeutlicht, warum die herkömmliche Wasseraufbereitung nicht ausreicht, da sie das Problem nur verlagert. Mit Technologien der nächsten Generation, wie der Zerstörung von PFAS vor Ort, kann die Industrie eine Vorreiterrolle in Sachen Nachhaltigkeit übernehmen, Gemeinden schützen und die Einhaltung von Vorschriften in eine Chance im Kampf gegen Chemikalien für immer verwandeln.